50 Cent jump on SZA’s, “Teen Spirit,” for an official remix and shoots an accompanying piece for her latest music video. Check out the New York rapper do his thing over the slow and hypnotizing instrumental. TDE’s SZA has been busy as of late with new music and trippy visuals as she gears up to release her upcoming project.
Dr. Dre and Kendrick Lamar link up for a new Beats By Dre commercial to promote the company’s new wireless pill designed speaker just in time for the holidays. Check out Lamar and the West Coast legend as they work hard in the studio on a new track. There’s also a scene where Lamar shows off the song to some friends at the local barbershop before heading back to the studio with Dre to finish up what they started.
ScHoolboy Q recently caught up with the good folks over at Power 98.3 and sat down for an exclusive interview. The TDE rapper also hit the stage for a private performance of his latest tracks which include his latest single, “Man Of The Year.” Check out Q in action as he hit the stage and treated the small crowd to the first ever performance of his new song.
ScHoolboy also opened up about life before TDE and shared details with viewers about what life was like for him working a normal job. The Los Angeles native shared his thoughts on Oxymoron which is slated to release in early 2014, the creative inspiration behind “Collards Greens,” GQ’s cover story on Kendrick Lamar, his love for video games and much more.
Compton’s Kendrick Lamar hits the red carpet for the AMA Awards and sits down with Jordin Sparks and Lance Bass for a quick interview. Sparks and Bass get right to work and ask the TDE rapper to share his thoughts on being nominated, the success of Good Kid m.A.A.d City and what it’s like touring with Kanye West. Lamar also touches on his motivation to deliver energy packed performances for fans and admits he’s only a student compared to West.
Kendrick Lamar was all the way live tonight as he took the stage at the 2013 American Music Awards for a special performance. The TDE front man treated audience members and viewers at home to a dope live rendition of “Swimming Pools” and “Poetic Justice.” Lamar’s new label mate, SZA, was also in attendance as she provided background vocals for the Compton rapper’s Good Kid m.A.A.d. City standout tracks.
Vibe TV catches up with the Doggfather and gets his thoughts on the recent comments made by GQ comparing TDE to the legendary West Coast label, Death Row Records. Right out the gate, Snoop makes it clear there is no comparison between the two and points out that Death Row set out to make its mark on the industry with an aggressive no prisoners mentality. The Long Beach native clarifies that TDE’s movement is peaceful but states that Kendrick Lamar’s sudden lyrical outburst on the industry was mostly likely inspired by Death Row.
Isaiah Rashad takes viewers to the streets of Chattanooga, TN in his latest music video for “Ronnie Drake” featuring SZA. The TDE rapper’s new black and white visual showcases the emcee dropping introspective rhymes over a laid-back instrumental courtesy of Antydote. Watch as TDE’s newest signees bring the real and perform to the camera surrounded by friends and family.
TDE’s first lady, SZA, decides to revisit her lead single from her previous EP, S, and this time includes a verse from rapper Ab-Soul. Take a listen as Soulo delivers a verse full of bars focused on sex, drugs and commitment over the euphoric and melodic instrumental courtesy of Felix Snow & Pat Lukens.
ScHoolboy Q has some fun and proclaims himself the “Man Of The Year” on his new song which is featured on the soundtrack to NBA 2K14. The Oxymoron rapper turns the energy up over the hypnotizing instrumental and boastfully celebrates his success. Take a listen to the Los Angeles native’s latest audio offering.
Revolt TV’s Sharon Carpenter jumps on Skype with Trinidad James for an exclusive interview to get the Atlanta native’s thoughts on the controversy surrounding his New York comments. James opens things up by clarifying that the message he was trying to convey on stage in Brooklyn was that he feels Atlanta runs New York radio. The “All Gold Everything” rapper shares the motivation behind his comment and explains that he blames the media for instigating the situation by only focusing on one excerpt. James goes on to say that he would never disrespect New York, his choice of words he used wasn’t what he really meant and more.
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