Showing posts with label School Boy Q. Show all posts
Showing posts with label School Boy Q. Show all posts

Wednesday, August 21, 2013

New Video: "NineteenEighty7" - Stalley feat. ScHoolBoy Q



Check out this track from two sick artists coming up out of two different camps. Maybach Music Group's Stalley connects with Top Dawg ENT's ScHoolBoy Q for the track "NineteenEighty7" off of Stalley's new "Honest Cowboy" mixtape. Track produced by Terrace Martin.

Video Directed by John Colombo

Download Stalley's "Honest Cowboy" (mixtape)

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Friday, August 16, 2013

New Video: ScHoolBoy Q Exclusive Interview on Sway In The Morning







Check out this dope 3 part video interview with ScHoolBoy Q on Sway In The Morning on Shade 45. As the Black Hippy & Top Dawg ENT movements continue to change the game,  ScHoolBoy Q talks some knowledge and even a bunch of randomness in this lengthy interview.

Q makes a great point about mixtapes. Back in the day, the most iconic rappers, the 2pac's and Biggie's, Nas and Jay-Z's, they never dropped mixtapes. Hell, Nas and Hov still don't really drop mixtapes. It's all about quality music and great albums. What do you think?

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Friday, December 14, 2012

New Video: "#MystikalMonday Episode 9 - Behind BET's 2012 Hip Hop Cypher"



Mystikal is an old school cat who brings an original flavour that is still unmatched by today's standards. An artist from the era of the Flava Flav's and Old Dirty Bastards' style of energy and performance, Mystikal continues to grind and stay relevant in the rap music business.

On episode 9 of his weekly #MystikalMonday video series, Mystikal takes us behind the scenes of the 2012 BET Hip Hop cypher, where he jumps into the circle with rising artists Mac Miller, Hopsin, and School Boy Q. DJ Premier and Stephen Hill also share some words on Mystikal's performance.

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