HipHopDx Interviews
Kidz In The Hall: Kiddin' Around
One-time Hip Hop wallflowers turned cool over spring break, with big name cosigns, Obama support and sex antics.
Ray J: Talk Like Sex
The R&B/bedroom sensation comes clean and dirty at once about his raunchiest lyrics, Kim K and beef with some old friends.
Fabolous: The Best Of Both Worlds
Fabolous explains his film-inspired project, his Pop and street side, Britney, and Street Fam media scrutiny.
Tiffany Villareal: The Realness
This former Aftermath songstress touches on working with Dre, the ups and downs of life, and appearing on Flo Rida's album.
Van Hunt: A Wet Dream Deferred
Van Hunt explains his connection to classical music, why the ladies love him, and when Popular will live up to its name.
Bone Thugs-N-Harmony: Award Tour
Wish, Krayzie and Layzie say they've reached peace with Bizzy, are finally making Ghetto Cowboys, and are hated on in Canada.
Jae Millz: New Money
For the last year, calls to former friends and deejays went unanswered. After signing with Lil Wayne, Jae Millz changed his number.
Bargain Bin Classics #3
Revisit passed-over gems from X-to-the-Z, Bumpy Knuckles, Naughty By Nature, Ice-T and the First Lady of the Flipmode.
Common: Studio Gangster
Com talks "ringtone" rappers, juggling his acting and rapping and his next LP a party album without Kanye?
Producer's Corner: Don Cannon
"My dad passed away when I was 11, so Jeru the Damaga, Jay-Z and Nas were all like my pops, just as DJ Premier." - Don Cannon
Jonathan Mannion: Desire
One of Hip Hop's top photographers talks shooting all Jay's covers, Akinyele's attitude, and The Carter III cover.
Buckshot: Release, Relax, Relate
Buckshot goes through Duck Down's massive 2008 plans, cutting down on herb, and why Black Moon is hard to earn.
The Knux: Speaking Real Words
This New Orleans duo keeps it all the way real, becoming Hip Hop saviors before the album ever even releases.
Melina: Punks Jump Up To Get Beat Down
This WWE Diva explains how she broke into the industry, its challenges, and the hype behind the mat.
Industry 101: Wendy Goldstein
The woman who signed The Roots, Common and Mos Def to Geffen explains two decades of experience and skills vs. sales.
Rocko: Me, Myself & I
Rocko: "[I'm] the best thing since the microwave. Fried potatoes. Broccoli...the best thing since McDonald's."
Mixtape Wrapup (March)
G-Unit take aim at Fat Joe, Buck squashes rumors, Talib's MCEO, Budden's Lost Sessions & Tanya Morgan is a rap group!
Tracy Morgan: Smooth Operator
The 10-year Saturday Night Live veteran talks about re-channeling pain, working with Ice Cube, and a porn career missed.
Aaron Lacrate and Debonair Samir: Straight From The Gutter
Baltimore club music gets interpreted from Hip Hop tastes, with a grip of gutter of remixes from the golden era.
The Clipse and The Re-Up Gang: I-95 Alive
"HipHopDX: Does anyone do crack rap better than you guys? Pusha T: Hell no! You crazy?"
