Noisey catches up with Action Bronson as he recently visited St. Hilda’s East Community Centre in London to give a special performance of “Strictly 4 My Jeeps” for the old folks. Not only is this hilarious but it’s great to see that Action doesn’t take himself too serious and knows how to have fun. Watch as the residents of the nursing home try and make sense of what’s happening and afterwards are asked to weigh in on Action’s performance and share their opinions of Hip Hop.
Music industry powerhouse and Bay Area native, Mally Mall, sits down for an exclusive interview with DJ Skee and opens up about coming up under E-40 and his past relationship with deceased Crestside legend Mac Dre. Mall praises Dre’s storytelling abilities and identifies the rapper as an early and vital influence in his life. Mally Mall also credits Mac for laying the foundation for other Bay Area talent to flourish like Spice 1 and Mac Mall after the success of his “2 Hard 4 The Fuckin’ Radio” track off his Young Black Brotha EP. Skee and Mally also discuss the importance of competition and the effect it has to push artists to hone their skills and strive for greater success.
Kid Cudi partners up with Beck’s beer to design a custom label for the beverage company’s annual artist campaign. Cudi is one of six artists chosen to participate and has been vocal about his eagerness to align himself with the brand and create something different. In fact, Cudi’s unique design is inspired by his Man On The Moon album series and is set to be featured on 13.2 million bottles in the United States.
Mac Miller and Vince Staples take a break from the Space Migration tour to hit up Brooklyn and pay a visit to the trendy clothing store Grand Street Bakery. Watch as the two artists have a candid conversation about a number of topics and young Staples decides to kick some rhymes for the camera before calling it a wrap.
Big Sean takes his act to Beirut and chronicles the visit with a new episode for his short web series titled “60 Seconds”. Cameras follow the G.O.O.D. Music artist as he hits the streets and gets some sight seeing in before heading to perform at a show for the locals. Sean’s recently unveiled “Fire” track serves as the clips soundtrack. Hall Of Fame drops August 27.
After dropping the preview to his latest music video for “Ain’t Done Turnin’ Up”, Chief Keef comes right back and showcases the visual in its entirety. Keef keeps it simple with his latest offering as the young Chicago native spits rhymes about his love for the money, having to watch his back and lets everyone know he’s got a lot more work to do as he plans to keep turning things up.
The young Las Vegas rapper drops a new music video for “Can’t Stop Won’t Stop” off his anticipated forthcoming mixtape The Golden Age which is due to drop on August 19. The premise of the video takes a day in the life approach as the camera begins with Dizzy starting his day with a haircut and eventually landing on the couch with a pretty young thing under the stars. However, fellow stoners need not feel left out as Wright and his buddies find the time to fit in several kush breaks inbetween lunch and location video shoots.
DMX found himself in trouble with the law yet again after being pulled over a few days ago and subsequently arrested and charged for DUI in South Carolina. As the rap star’s fall from grace continues, TMZ has acquired and released footage from the dash camera of the arresting trooper’s car which shows DMX looking pretty bad and passing out in the passenger seat. After being pulled over, X can be heard admitting to the officer that his license is suspended and quickly is put through several sobriety tests which apparently he failed. Driving a 1978 Plymouth Volare, DMX exits the vehicle and quickly sparks up a cigarette almost as if to maintain his composure and get his bearings before having to endure the police procedures he’s sadly become all to familiar with.
Fabolous provides the black and white visual treatment to “Guess Who’s Bizzack” featuring Broadway off last year’s Soul Tape 2. The sample based track tackles the ups and downs of a relationship Fabolous attempts to juggle while out on tour overseas in Europe. After making his way back to the states, fans watch as Fab argues with his love interest about who is ultimately the one changing and responsible for putting a strain on their relationship. Directed by Joe Puma, the video’s winter scenery provides the appropriate vibe as Fab and Broadway attempt to make sense of their women problems and cope with going separate ways.
Producer Mike Will sits down with Revolt TV as they continue their series of sit downs with the creative minds behind Jay-Z’s Magna Carta Holy Grail album. In this episode, Will gives insight behind his contribution to the project with the interlude “Beach Is Better” which quickly stood out on the album’s tracklist and left fans wanting more. Mike Will emphasizes to the camera that the impressive collaboration was rather effortless between the two and shares a personal conversation he had with Jay-Z about the producers hands on approach.
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