What's Next Out The Berry?

Joell Ortiz recently visited DJ Green Latern and spit some lines that he wrote for the show straight out the BlackBerry. It's not quite a freestyle but he still spits some hot shit. Check it out below.

Diggy's 106 Appearance, You Awake?

So Diggy Simmons made his first appearance on 106 & Park last nite to talk about his new deal with Atlantic Records and also spit a lil' sumthin before leavin the show. Lil' Diggy is gonna be a problem. Check it out for yourself.

Hood Legends. Welcome Back

8Ball & MJG have returned with their first single "DJ Bring It Back" featuring Young Dro for their upcoming album Ten Toes Down which should be dropping in April. The video to me isn't all that great, but I gotta show luv to these guys cause they've given us some classics. At least in my eyes, u may have your own opinion on that. Grandmaster Flash makes an appearance in the video & there's a tribute to Jam Master Jay at the end, if that peaks your interest also. Check it out below.

Red Cafe & Fabolous. Eeeww, In A Good Way.

Red Cafe released the video for "I'm Ill" featuring Fabolous, a few days ago and the song is just that to me. Ill.Check it out and make your own decision on it.

Welcome To The Fresh Academy

The Kidz In The Hall have released a video for the track "Fresh Academy" feat. Chip Tha Ripper & Donnis. I like it, but you judge for yourself.

The Video To His Life?

Kid Cudi recently released the video for "Soundtrack 2 My Life" and it seems like this is the video to his life. Or at least maybe how it is now. There's no performance scenes, it's just all shots that it seems a friend of yours who carried around a camera would record and you make a video out of the clips. Which in itself makes a statement for a song called "Soundtrack 2 My Life". This is Cudi's then and now. Welcome to his world. Or at least how he tells us it was then and what you'd see now.

Snoop & The Love Of Hip Hop

So Snoop Dogg recently released his video for "I Wanna Rock (G-Mix)" featuring Jay-Z. I like the video. Jay doesn't appear in the video at all and Snoop only appears for a matter of what seems seconds. The video focuses on the youth of Cali, just kinda doing what we all do day to day when we hear or jam, song, whateva u wanna call it on our ipod, mp3 player, cd player or whateva. Everybody's guilty of performing a verse like they wrote it themselves and I think this video catches the spirit of that in all it's glory. The love of hip hop. Check it out below.