Video Interviews

“Eminem is like the Godfather of the Hip-Hop game.” – Tony Yayo

Like we reported yesterday [click here], DMX is being sentenced to another three months behind bars. Here is footage and a last statement from X.

Mickey T caught Joe Budden on the street and asked him about his new book, The Great Escape, Slaughterhouse signing to Shady Records, possibly working with Dr. Dre, and more.

50 Cent told Rolling Stone Brazil that Black Magic might not be his next album. It seems the material doesn’t fit the concept anymore.

Jadakiss kicks off season 2 of Sex, Cameras & Hip-Hop and talks about squirting, his favorite body part, turn ons, turn offs, oral sex, doggystyle, and some other crazy shit.

With the release of his new LP, Teflon Don, less than a week away (ed. note: legally, that is), Rick Ross hit Chicago for a listening party and promo run at The PHLI Store. While in the Windy City, Rick Ross spoke with RubyHornet’s DJ RTC. Ross and RTC talks about the meaning of “Hustlin’” and how it may changed from his breakthrough single til now, Chicago’s rich heritage, and why Teflon Don is Ross’ best album to date.

DJ Premier talks to Haylow about his favorite Guru story, and a rundown of all the DJs that helped pave the way for himself.

Fat Joe sits down for an in depth interview. How do you guys think the Knicks will shape up next season?

MTV caught up with David Banner to discuss his 9th Wonder-assisted collaborative album, Death of a Pop Star.

DJ Semtex says J. Cole’s album is a mix between Illmatic and College Dropout. Dope. Shout out to Nandos! Ha!