Dizzy Wright chops it up with Xclusives Zone about his upcoming mixtape Golden Age, the West Coast Hip Hop scene, staying independent, his dream collaborations and more. Shot by David Downer.
Previously: Dizzy Wright – 2013 XXL Freshmen Freestyle (Video)
The Zombies field random questions from Hypetrak TV.
Previously: Flatbush Zombies – Breakfast at ePiffanies (DECODED)
M.O.P. and Smif N Wessun interview each other about their favorite West Coast albums; best countries to tour in; top food spots in Brooklyn; and views on the music industry today.
Previously: DJ Prince ft. Tek of Smif-N-Wessun – Hustler’s Chune | P-Money ft. M.O.P. – The Hardest
So I guess Rosenberg got the title wrong.
Previously: J. Cole Disappointed Nas?
Def Jam’s Lil Durk chops it up with XZone about signing to French Montana’s Coke Boys, the violence in Chicago, loyalty, his upcoming mixtape Signed To The Streets and more.
Previously: Lil Durk – Dis Aint What U Want (Video)
K.R.I.T. sits down with Jack Thriller and speaks on his upcoming EP with Yelawolf, avoiding “The Friend Zone”, King Remembered In Time, Alabama and more.
Previously: Gangsta Boo ft. Big K.R.I.T. & K-So – Bad Times
The esteemed Mannie Fresh drops in on Ciph and Rosenberg prior to a Red Bull Academy event he played in NYC last night. Understand that Mannie has seen it all and been through it all in this game and he has stories for days. Topics covered include his thoughts on the new Big Tymers project, his financial dispute with Cash Money, Kanye trying to get a deal with the label back in the day and much more.
Updated with video after the jump.
French Montana makes his way to The Breakfast Club to talk about Excuse My French, Max B, Coke Boys, Trina, Uncle Luke, past beefs with 50 Cent and Jim Jones, and more.
Part 2 below.
Mass Appeal spends some quality time with eXquire.
For this episode of Video Print we met up with the always interesting Mr. MFN eXquire at his performance at Tammany Hall and then later at his studio session in Downtown Manhattan. Check out the episode above as he fills us in on The Passion, his upcoming project Kismet, his fashion sense, and more.
Previously: Mr. Muthafuckin’ eXquire ft. Goldie Glo – Illest Niggaz Breathin’ | Mr. MFN eXquire – Nightfall At The Thames (Video)
J. Cole decided to move up the release date his Born Sinner album to June 18th, going to head to head with Kanye West’s Yeezus. Speaking to Billboard, Cole talks about why he decided to change the date.
“Instantly the lightbulb [turned on]… it got real. I made one phone call to somebody that would know, just to make sure first. As soon as I got it confirmed, I was like, ‘Yo…’ The idea hit me instantly: ‘You got to go to that date’. I’m not going to sit [here]… I worked too hard to come a week later after Kanye West drops an amazing album. It’d be like, ‘Oh and J.Cole dropped too, a week later.’ Nah. I’m going to go see him on that date. He’s the greatest. So it’s like, I’m a competitor by nature so it was instant, it wasn’t even a thought.”
“It’s a definite statement about how I feel about my album, which is confident. At the same time, let’s not forget this is Kanye West. He bets 100, 1,000, whatever the perfect is. His track record is flawless. I’m only expecting an incredible album from him. But I know what I have.”
Previously: J. Cole – Born Sinner (Artwork)
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