Going live at 4pm EST, Rich Gang’s Mack Maine and Birdman will join Sway on MTV Rapfix to discuss the new album, as well as Tech N9ne. Tune in below!
(Video) Trae The Truth Celebrates #TraeDay2013 With Lil Scrappy, Problem & MORE!
Trae The Truth was granted his own day, and it’s no wonder why. The Houston, Texas rapper is known for giving back to others that don’t have, so you know this year was no different as he handed out school supplies AND diamond watches. The, “Screwed Up” mc bought out some of his “homies” like Lil Scrappy, Rich Boy, Problem, Compton Menace, and others. Hit the jump and check it out.
(Video) Is Google Going For Cable TV’s Throat With Chromecast?!?
Uhhh Ohhh, Is Cable in Big trouble with this one?? Could THIS be the beginning of the End?!? Not sure, but this is really Great for Google! Hit the jump!
(Video) Timbaland Says Jay-Z & Himself “Adopted,” Drake And Khaled!
Timbaland has been hard at work over these past weeks, and in addition to his interview with ReVolt TV, the producer spills the beans on Nas’ soon to come, “Sinatra In The Sands,” featuring Justin Timeberlake [“Sounds just like Sinatra”]. Timbo also says how certain words that came straight from Drake’s mouth made him and Jay “embrace” the Canadian MC as well as Khaled. Hit the jump and check it out.
(Video) Trayvon Tribute: “Little Black Boy Wonder” High Profile All Black Cast!
Little Black Boy Wonder was written and produced by actor, Omar Hardwick. A dedication to the falling of, Trayvon Martin. The all black, male cast: Aaron D Spears, Affion Crockett, Bill Duke, Brian Dobbins, David Oweloyo, Eriq LaSalle, Gary Dourdan, Isaiah Roberts, Jay Ellis, Marlon Wayans, Mo McRae, Omar Benson Miller, Omari Hardwick, Robbie Jones, Pastor Toure Roberts, Sugar Shane Mosely,Wesley Jonathan, and Wren Brown belt out words of empathy and sorrow in this short tribute. If you could have been Trayvon Martin, you’re going to want to watch. Hit the jump.
(Video) DAMN! King Louie Set-Up A Fight That He Recorded For The Publicity?! [Watch HERE]
Chicago rapper, King Louie has been in the game for a while, but his name has been floating around even more as of late. Not just because he was featured on, Kanye West’s, “Send It Up” off of the recently released, Yeezus, but because he’s getting sued. King L allegedly set-up a fight between Jazmine Berry and Josephine Conley…to have it recorded and released to add a little bit of light on his career. Hit the jump for details.
