Kendrick Lamar sits down and shares a personal story of running into some screaming and crying fans while out on tour. The Compton emcee opens up on what the moment meant to him after the teary eyed women explained they were fans of his Section 80 project and were just talking about his music. Lamar explains how his young female fans felt about the random occurrence which they feel was divine intervention at work.
MMG’s newest signee, Fat Trel, sits down with Peter Parker and opens up about how he was able to land a deal with Rick Ross. Trel makes it clear that the ink is dry on his contract and shares with listeners that Rozay took a liking to the way he’s able to attract a female audience and stay true to himself at the same time. Fat Trel also shares with Parker details on recently meeting JAY Z and being surprised by how much of a regular person he is.
Lupe Fiasco sits down with DJ Felli Fel and opens up about his passion for martial arts. The Chicago lyricist credits his father for instilling in him important values and discipline. Fiasco explains the influence it’s had on his life and the ability it gives him to effectively defend himself when necessary. The artist also reveals he’s not much a club-goer and doesn’t drink alcohol.
Here is part three to Zane Lowe’s exclusive interview with BBC’s Zane Lowe. Check out Eminem as he clarifies he didn’t want to make Recovery 2 and really wanted to deliver a project that sounded different than his last. The rapper spoke on how his collaborative EP, Bad Meets Evil, with Royce Da 5’9″ came together and how the freedom of the project would eventually inspire his creative direction on TMMLP2. Slim Shady also gets into details on his Kendrick Lamar assisted song, “Love Game” and points out he wanted to give fans something they wouldn’t expect. Part three concludes with Zane and Em discussing how “Headlights” came together.
David Blaine aired a new special last night with ABC entitled Real or Magic. The infamous street illusionist is still blowing minds away with his wizardry and this time he shows off a couple of tricks for the camera with Will and Jada Pinkett Smith, Kanye West, Woody Harrelson, Brian Cranstron and more. Check out Blaine as he appears to stick himself with an ice pick.
Skee.TV does the honors of unveiling Riff Raff’s latest music video for his single “Raiders vs Hawks.” Take a look as Jody Highroller celebrates his success and lives it up with a few lovely ladies by his side. This one’s all about stacks of cash, champagne and boastful rhymes as the eccentric rapper compares his lifestyle to signing with an NFL team.
Revolt TV catches up with everyone from Young Chris to Pharrell and gets their thoughts on JAY Z’s classic LP, The Black Album. Watch as Just Blaze, 9th Wonder and several other collaborators celebrate the project’s 10th anniversary and explain what it was like to be a part of something so special. Other friends like DJ Khaled and Irv Gotti also show up to speak on what the album meant to them and its significant impact on Hip Hop.
Revolt TV cameras were rolling as B.O.B. and A$AP Rocky discussed the Grand Hustle artist’s upcoming album, Underground Luxury. Chilling backstage in Austin, TX while on the Under The Influence tour, Bobby Ray opens up about the fun he had putting together the album and addresses his transformation his music has underwent. Rocky can be seen encouraging the Atlanta native to do what makes him happy and co-signs his new music. A$AP Ferg also makes a brief cameo.
T-Pain is back in the mix with a new music video for his latest single “Up Down (Do This all Day)” featuring Grand Hustle’s Bobby Ray. The auto-tune enthusiast picks up right where he left off as he delivers another energetic party jam that’ll have you wanting to two-step in no time. Backed by a bangin’ DJ Mustard instrumental, Pain’s music video showcases a straight backyard boogie as the rapper turned singer gets things has some fun and showcases a throwback theme meant to embody the ’90s. If you look closely there’s also a scene included which resembles something out of the film, Poetic Justice, with a Janet Jackson lookalike. “Up Down (Do This all Day)” will be featured on T-Pain’s upcoming album, Stoicville: The Phoenix, which is due out sometime next year.
Here’s some footage of Danny Brown’s performance in New York for Boiler Room. The eccentric emcee goes off and turns the energy up in the venue with “Side B (Dope Song)” and “Kush Coma” which are both newer songs featured on Brown’s debut LP, Old. Check out the Detroit native get crazy and put on a solid show for fans.
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