Danny Brown hits up Sway In The Morning and drops an ill freestyle for the listeners. After declining to participate in Sway Calloway’s “5 Fingers of Death” challenge, the Detroit native decided to let his bars do the talking and proceeded to kill it. Watch Danny hold it down live on Shade 45 below.
ScHoolboy Q has a candid one-on-one sit down with STASHED for their sessions series and opens up on his new music video for his hit single “Collard Greens” featured on his upcoming Oxymoron LP. The TDE artist reveals that the final version that was released is actually the second edit after Q felt the vibe of the video needed to showcase the squad having more fun. Schoolboy also addresses Oxymoron, admits he feels the album is his best work and shares his thoughts behind not believing in making mixtapes.
Kendrick Lamar links up with Cabbie for Sportcentres weekly segment “Cabbie Presents.” In the lighhearted and comical sit down, Kendrick speaks on the Lakers, Dwight Howard, the Clippers, his relationship with Chris Paul and Arron Afflalo and much more. Watch the TDE front man also speak on sneakers and list some of the potential scenarios he would consider that would kill his vibe.
On the season finale of her new talk show, the reality queen showcases a candid interview with Kanye West. In the promotional clip above, viewers get a sneak peek of Mr. West opening up about his love for Kim Kardashian and his newborn little girl, North. In fact, Kanye stresses that he won’t allow the media or any naysayers in person or online, to ruin what he has and says his family brings him joy.
A$AP Rocky and the A$AP Mob recently paid Funkmaster Flex a visit on HOT 97 and discussed a number of topics during a candid interview. After being asked by Flex about Kendrick’s “Control” verse, Rocky decides to brush off the TDE rapper’s “King of New YorK” line and jokes the Compton rapper is either crazy or smoking crack. A$AP Ferg also steps up to the microphone and proclaims: “What’s a king to a lord.” However, Rocky does share his thoughts on the move being good for Hip Hop and the art form’s competitive nature. All in all, the mob makes it clear they weren’t offended by Kendrick’s verse and tackle much more during their lengthy and in-depth conversation with Flex.
Big Sean paid a visit to Big Boy’s Neighborhood on Power 106 and discussed a number of different things. Sean discusses squashing his short lived beef with fellow Detroit rapper Danny Brown. After taking notice of some comments Brown made during an interview that seemed to question Sean’s street credentials, the G.O.O.D. Music artist picked up the phone to clear any misconceptions. Big Sean also speaks on living in Detroit and stresses he’s always kept his music and message authentic.
Sway releases additional footage from his interview with radio guest Just Blaze. Live for fans listening to Shade 45, Just gives up details behind Jay Z’s “Song Cry 2” and says that one day he’ll convince Hov to liberate the song. The talented producer-DJ also takes the time to answer random questions from callers and speaks on being the executive producer for Slaughterhouse’s upcoming album. Just Blaze also reveals the squad of producers that were handpicked to contribute.
Boi-1da.net catches up with G.O.O.D. Music artist Pusha T for an exclusive interview. Pusha opens things up by clarifying that the title to his new album, My Name Is My Name, was inspired by a quote from HBO’s Marlo Stansfield character from The Wire. Pusha also tells the camera the title is meant to address his haters who still aren’t convinced of his skills even after an impressive 11 years deep in the game. The “Numbers On The Boards” MC continues the conversation by detailing his chemistry with his brother No Malice, speaks on the likelihood of a new Clipse album and confidently states his new album is a Hip Hop masterpiece
Just Blaze and Roofeeo are the latest duo to be featured in Noisey and Brisk Bodega’s interview web series entitled Back and Forth. The producers swap stories on their dopest gigs with Roofeeo crediting his best performance to an X-Games party in Aspen while Just says his went down at Jay Z’s Fade To Black concert. Roofeeo also speaks on church music being an earlier influence on him to pursue his music while Just closes things out with a funny dream that inspired him to buy a drum set.
Karen Civil sits down with Big Sean for a one-on-one interview. Seans talks his sophomore album Hall of Fame, what fans can expect to hear and stresses he addressed more issues that he feels young listeners should be aware of. The Detroit native all speaks on the city’s bankruptcy and talks about his past efforts to give back to his hometown. Big Sean also speaks on meeting Eminem in Detroit at his studio, Kendrick Lamar’s “Control” verse and its positive effect on Hip Hop, the creative direction behind his “Sorry” verse and the evolution of G.O.O.D. Music.
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