R&B singer Jaheim is back with a new visual for “Chase Forever” which is featured on his latest album Appreciation Day. The black and white music video finds the seasoned artist making a promise to chase his love interest forever. With a busy life out on the road and the up’s and down’s that come with any relationship, Jaheim makes it clear he’s devoted to his woman and explains that despite any circumstances they both endure he’ll always be in her corner.
Ice Cube takes a page out of Jason’s book with new terrifying music video for “Sasquatch” which will be featured on the West Coast legend’s forthcoming Everythang’s Corrupt LP. Just in time before Halloween, Cube puts his acting skills to good use and embodies the character of a cold blooded machete-wielding killer. Take a look as Ice Cube mobs through a cabin and the spooky woods to catch unsuspecting victims slippin’.
Neighborhood Nipsey Hussle catches up with Peter Rosenberg and Cipha Sounds for an in-depth and lengthy interview over at HOT 97. Hot off the release of his game changing Crenshaw project, Nip shares his thoughts on the rise of West Coast Hip Hop and breaks down his inspiration for slapping a $100 price tag on it. The Los Angeles native also touches on his Proud2Pay movement, his relationship with Snoop Dogg and what it took to learn the in’s and out’s of the music industry in order to reach the level he’s at today. Speaking candidly, Nipsey explains his friendship with Kendrick Lamar, TDE, DJ Quik and much more.
It’s no secret that Kendrick Lamar’s controversial verse on Big Sean’s “Control” was the topic of discussion in the world of Hip Hop for sometime. However, the Compton rapper’s game changing wordplay was also able to catch the attention of former Chicago Bulls and Los Angeles Lakers coach, Phil Jackson, after K. Dot dedicated a few bars to the NBA legend. Take a look at this bonus clip from The Seth Davis Show where the host asks Phil to give viewers insight behind what motivated him to acknowledge Lamar’s and what he meant behind his words of wisdom.
Cleveland’s King Chip is back with a new visual for “Deion Sanders” featured on his new 44108 mixtape. Formerly known as Chip Tha Ripper, the Midwest emcee decides to channel legendary NFL player Deion Sander’s flashy attitude as he takes to the streets and performs to the camera while dropping a flurry of braggadocios rhymes. Take a look at the Hi-Def directed visual which finds the rapper showcasing his skills over a menacing instrumental courtesy of Taylor Gang’s Sledgren.
ScHoolboy Q sits down with RWD in London for an exclusive interview. Check out the TDE rapper get into details on leaving behind his early dreams of becoming an athlete, selling drugs and eventually finding his way to music. Q also explains what his necessary studio essentials are such as a TV, marijuana and strictly a few guests before the rapper can really sit down and get to work. Speaking candidly, ScHoolboy admits he doesn’t have any role models like he did when he was younger and says that weed is actually his new role model. Before heading out, ScHoolboy Q touches on Oxymoron, rap’s infatuation with catering music towards women and clarifies that he purposely trashes his hotel rooms while out on the road because he’s usually hit with an extra fee because of his excessive smoking.
The UK’s Maverick Sabre does the honors of lacing the hook for the official remix to “My Yout” which will be featured on Joey Bada$$’ retail version of his Summer Knights EP. Pro Era in-house producer Chuck Strangers laces the instrumental with an island flavor that proves to be a catchy groove while Joey’s verses remain the same from the song’s original version. “My Yout (Remix)” is one of two additions to the project which will also feature “My Jeep” featuring the Flatbush Zombies and The Underachievers.
Go behind the lens with N.O.R.E., REKS and HazMat Studios as they give viewers an exclusive look at the making of the music video for “Jesus Take The Wheel.” Even with unexpected rain in the forecast, N.O.R.E. and company find an alternative indoor location to shoot the necessary visual to his new collaborative single with REKS. Check out how it all came together for the artists as they make do.
Here’s an extended interview with Kendrick Lamar as the rapper recently made an appearance on The Arsenio Hall Show. The TDE rapper addresses what the meaning is behind his Good Kid m.A.A.d City title, his Compton roots and Pharrell comparing him to legendary singer Bob Dylan for the power behind his messages. Arsenio also enlightens Kendrick to Ice Cube’s recent comments about being a fan of the Compton rapper and listening to his music while Kendrick explains to viewers that he mostly listens to oldies. The controversy that surrounded Kendrick’s verse on Big Sean’s “Control” and his thoughts on its impact also served as the topic of discussion. Take a look as K. Dot speaks on the current state of West Coast Hip Hop, breaks down the significance behind Black Hippy and so much more.
Drake’s Would You Like A Tour? made its most recent stop in Toronto and the YMCMB rapper decided to bring out Future with him on stage to perform his past hit “Tony Montana.” As the crowd went crazy and fans cheered in excitement, Future appeared from out of the darkness and into the spotlight where he turned the energy up for his performance.
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