In the Studio: Cool Kids feat. Boldy James "Tires"

Don Cannon + Cool Kids: Tires ft. Boldy James from Decatur Dan on Vimeo.

"And we almost got arrested/ Now watch out for the cops/ Roll the windows down, turn everything up"

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50 Cent Is "So So So Disrespectful"

Fif speaks on Tiger Woods, Jay-Z beef, Rick Ross' baby's momma, Joe Budden's ex, Soulja Boy and more.

Del the Funkee Homosapien on His New Album and Working with His Cousin, Ice Cube

Del the Funkee Homosapien. Now that's a name I haven't heard in quite some time. He's gearing up for a comeback, however, and currently is in the studio preparing for the release of his new album.

Side note: He looks as grimey as ever.

Ryan Leslie Entertains at "Transition" Album Preview Event

It always blows my mind to see R. Les in the studio. What an amazing musician and a funny spirit. Check out a sneak peek for his upcoming video, "Never Going to Up."

N.E.R.D. and J. Cole on "Much On Demand"

J. Cole probably could have done without that Drake comparison.

Lisa Raye Speaks On Rocsi's Affair with Her Ex-Husband, Michael Misick

"It's not the woman's fault. He put her in that position. This is where I've had to come to grips with her ... She's a kid to me. She's almost the age of my daughter. Is she a factor to me? Absolutely not."

Side note: Lisa Raye looks pretty good for having a 20-year-old daughter.

Get to Know J. Cole in "A Star Is Born" Doc

J Cole - A Star Is Born Documentary Part 1 from Chris Knotti on Vimeo.

J. Cole is getting a good buzz, especially since signing to Jay-Z's Roc Nation label. This first installment of a four-part series about the North Carolina emcee discusses how he landed in New York and working on a classic album.

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Lisa Raye Sheds Light on Her Divorce

Where have I been? Lisa Raye was a first lady of Turks and Caicos? And she's cool with Rev. Al Sharpton?

Dizzee Rascal Talks Birthday Sex and More on the Radio

UK rapper Dizzee Rascal chats with Tim Westwood about his new album, "Tongue N' Cheek." The accent is heavy, but don't sleep on the kid's music. It's pretty dope.

Diddy on "Last Train to Paris" Versus "808s & Heartbreak"

Angela Yee quizzes Diddy about the new direction he's taking on "Last Train to Paris." Given the comparisons between Diddy's yet-to-be-released album and Kanye West's "808s & Heartbreak," I wonder how it will stack up.

View other clips from Angela's Diddy interview at Team Yee TV.

Ghostface Talks about His First Time

Ghostface always is candid when talking about his sexual exploits. Haha.

View some more interviews with Ghost and Angela at Nah Right.

Wale Freestyles on Tim Westwood Show

That's what I call talent.

Another Hilarious Ghostface Killah Interview

"If you got to hit a b****, you don't even need her."

Pretty Tony lays it all out with DJ Whoo Kid, discussing smacking chicks, how "Mr. Radio Killa" fronted on him, former enemies, why he let go of the hawk and mask, a Wu Tang Clan reunion, the reason he's not allowed in Canada and many other fascinating subjects.

Kid Cudi: "I'm Kinda Nervous"

"This is it. No turning back. On Sept. 15, I'm gonna wake up a new man."

The Cudder stopped by for a talk with DJ Semtex on Friday, Sept. 4 to discuss the anticipation of the release of his first album, "Man on the Moon: The End of Day," being featured on Jay-Z's new "Blueprint 3" album, him and Wale's discussion about "hater comments" on Twitter and working with Heartbreak Drake. Cudi also spits a freestyle over Diddy's "Angels."

Teairra Mari Speaks on Trey Songz and Pleasure P

Teairra Mari stops by the Morning After with Angela Yee and talks about "R&B beef" between Pleasure P and Trey Songz. Why they're "beefing," I don't know.

The Making of "Kinda Like A Big Deal"

Aftermath producer DJ Khalil lets us know how he created The Clipse's "Kinda Like A Big Deal." I like how the beat was so blazing hot that the very sound of the track woke Pusha T.

Marlon Wayans and Channing Tatum Show Out with DJ Whoo Kid

"You ever die without blood, 50?" Haha. Marlon is a fool!

What was supposed to be a promotion of Marlon and Channing's new movie, "G.I. Joe," turned into a "beef" and freestyle. Nonetheless, this had me rolling.

Spotted at RadioPlanet.tv

Big Sean and No ID in the Stu- Stu- Studio

Watch No ID and Big Sean work on the big homie's debut album, "Finally Famous."

Spotted at G.O.O.D. Music Blog

Raekwon and Snoop Talk Homos in Hip-Hop

Raekwon the Chef and Snoop from "The Wire" stop by the Morning After with Angela Yee and speak on "Hiding in Hip-Hop," and the presence of closet homosexuals in Hollywood.

Slaughterhouse Freestyle with Devi Dev

"Latin Teddy Ruxpin."

Slaughterhouse's self-titled debut album is set to be released tomorrow on E1 Music. The album features production from Focus, The Alchemist, DJ Khalil, StreetRunner and D12's Mr. Porter. For those who aren't familiar, Slaughterhouse consists of Crooked I, Joe Budden, Joell Ortiz and Royce Da 5'9".

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