New freestyle from the Wolf Gang members, going in on GZA’s classic “Liquid Swords” instrumental…

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I’m guessing that to a huge percentage of HipHopFiend visitors, coming from the US, this documentary might seem pretty strange. Basically this is a good reflection of the hardcore hip-hop culture in the North East of England, where I come from. We have an unusual accent, and this quite often can end up making the local emcees come across as unrelatable to the rest of the world, and even the country. If you have an open mind, this documentary is worth checking to see how hip-hop manifests itself in niche areas all around the globe. For me it’s a dope insight into the artists around my area talking about why they do what they do, and how they feel the local area affects their work…

Lil’ Wayne sits down with Interview magazine to be interviewed by Paris Hilton. I thought that this might be quite interesting due to the clash of characters between the interviewer and interviewee, but it turns out that Paris just asks a load of boring questions that you’ve probably heard/read a million times, and even attempts to relate to Weezy due to her 24 day stint in prison…

HILTON: Do you ever read your own press, or google yourself?

WAYNE: Um, never. I don’t think I’ve ever googled myself. [laughs] But I do read some things that . . . I mean, if I know that I was with an interviewer and I kind of figure that he or she got something bad or something good from the interview, then I’ll read the piece when it comes out. But other than that, I’d have to have a reason to read it-and, usually, I don’t have a reason. So, no, I don’t really read too much, because I know you know that they word things the way they want to word them when they put it on paper.

HILTON: What’s the most bizarre thing that you’ve ever read about yourself?

WAYNE: The most bizarre thing I’ve ever read about myself is that I was dead. That was kind of weird to read that I’m dead-mostly because I was reading it. [both laugh]

HILTON: I read that about myself once, too. It’s pretty bizarre. So what about paparazzi? Have they ever tried to get aggressive with you? Has there ever been an incident where one of them just set you off?

WAYNE: Because I don’t live in L.A., there’s not a lot of that. But when I’ve gone to L.A. and been in the hotel or wherever, I’ve seen how serious the paparazzi is out there-like, they park across the street from the hotel and as soon as you walk out the front door, they jump out and start snapping. I live in Miami, so I really don’t have to deal with that on the same level. The only time I ever really witnessed some crazy paparazzi was during my court experiences. Every time I rode up to court, as soon as I jumped out of the truck, they were there to snap, and all in our way to where we couldn’t walk. It’s nowhere near like that around here. But maybe I’m just not that caliber of person that they want to take pictures of me like that. [laughs]

EHRLICH: So you’re saying that you don’t get that hassled by paparazzi in Miami?

WAYNE: Well, obviously sometimes, because I go out. There’s this thing out here that publishes pictures of people out and about. So when I go out, I do see pictures of myself. I don’t know where those pictures come from-I mean, I don’t see the cameras. But I guess I’m just not looking for them.

HILTON: What’s your favorite club in Miami?

WAYNE: My favorite club in Miami is a club called LIV. It’s in the Fontainebleau Hotel.

HILTON: Oh, I love that club.

WAYNE: Mm-hmm.

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Once again a snippet of Muscle Car Chronicles acts as a precursor to another BluRoc visual, this time featured is the video for Da$h’s “Apache” from his dope, Sean O’Connell produced album The Caveman Files which I’m pretty sure a lot of people are sleeping on. Check out the full project for free here…

Promo for Ab-Soul’s upcoming mixtape which drops on Tuesday for $5.99 on Itunes. If you don’t want to pay I’m sure the TDE camp will drop a free version a week or so later if you can wait. I am hoping that over here in the UK we get it for the same price too, as I ended up paying almost triple the price for Schoolboy Q’s Setbacks…

The brilliant first single from Jean’s upcoming Cookies Or Comas mixtape (a prelude to her Cake Or Death album), both of which should be coming soon…

Another dope promo video for the positive work that LexEffects and Spocka are doing over at DownForTheWin…

The OFWGKTA member dropped this new track via his Tumblr yesterday, no mention of placement, but it’s worth checking out…

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This isn’t another freestyle over the Jay and Kanye track, but the first official drop from Freeway’s Diamond In The Rough which is said to be finally dropping in the Summer…

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Nitty Scott’s debut mixtape The Cassette Chronicles finally has a release date, check out the first leak here, and cop the full tape on April 5th for more…

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