HipHopDx Interviews
T.I.: Looking For A Hero
T.I. speaks to 100 young children in West Philadelphia, see what they ask The King of The South.
Music Skins: Ayo Technology
The newest technology in fashion and marketing, Music Skins puts Jenna Jameson and Pusha T in your life more.
Ryan Leslie: School Was My Hustle
Ryan Leslie presents himself as a Harvard grad who never sleeps, offering others the key to his hustle.
Big Hutch: Hustler's Poem
Above The Law's pioneering producer and frontman talks new album, bringing 'Pac to L.A., and Crooked I's development.
Lin-Manuel Miranda: The Pretty Tony
Hip Hop's first Tony Award-winning talks killing Latino stereotypes, Big Pun and Kool G Rap and freestyling on network TV.
Bizzy Bone: Thicker Than Water
Bizzy's back in Bone Thugs, and he explains his new solo, and the prospects of a Dre, Akon and Storch reunion album.
Mixtape Wrapup (July)
Did Drama fare better with Snoop or Luda? Just Blaze comes correct, Lil Wayne & Kanye are from Mars.
Nappy Roots: Rooted In A Return
After five years in the back-woods, Kentucky's country boys return with comfort music and label wisdom.
Producer's Corner: Teddy Riley
Teddy Riley discusses his financial affairs, the QDT project and how working with The Game is like working with Michael Jackson.
J*Davey: Beauty & The Beat
Mentored by Prince, ushered into the industry by ?uestlove, J*Davey is a duo like no other, with two albums to prove it.
Q-Tip: Bell Ringer
Q-Tip explains his personal renaissance, going ahead in the rain, and Jay-Z and ODB were supposed to be Crooklyn Dodgers?
C-Murder: Tried And Tru
The former No Limit platinum star might be the only one still keeping it Tru, but do the fans care anymore?
Alana Wyatt-Smith: Real Wife
Wife of Mos Def, Alana's book makes startling allegations of physical abuse, though she distances herself from video vixens.
Underground Report (Malkovich, K-Salaam & Beatnick)
A 16 year veteran of the L.A. underground pays homage to yesteryear as Reggae=influenced producers remix the game.
Immortal Technique: The Man Behind The Revolution
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Nelly: Shut Em Down
The pride of St. Louis explains his hiatus, personally asking Chuck D onto his new album, and "Tip Drill" regrets.
Tech N9ne: Organized Confusion
Tech N9ne discusses giving up drugs, his intricate lyricism, selling a million, and perhaps retiring.
Seun Kuti: African Dream
Seun Kuti discusses Hip Hop's influence, his Afrobeat pioneer father, and how Barack Obama personally helped him.
Producer's Corner: Maestro
After working with David Banner for years, Maestro produced Lil Wayne's "3 Peat" and Ice Cube's new hit single.
Killer Mike: Gangster's Paradise
Killer Mike talks Lil Wayne, T.I./Shawty Lo beef, Big Boi, "fake ass bloods," and why kids need to be like Soulja Boy.
