At the end of October legendary MC KRS-One shared a twenty-two minutes movie in which one of the main character, a hip-hop producer who was about to loose his studio, calls on Kris to help him.

Because he was three months behind in the rent, his landlord gave him 3 options: pay the rent in full right then and there; get out in approximately 4 hours if the rent is not paid; or get a well known hip-hop artist to do three songs for him (the landlord). This is where KRS-One came in.

Throughout the short film KRS-One performed three of his songs: Have To Wait, Krazy and Knock Em Out. He also did two freestyles. The most important thing he did however, was to demonstrate that although the hip-hop industry, much like many other genres, are filled with ignorant, egotistical, self-serving, money-grabbing, attention seeking creators and promoters, there is still hope, because real rappers like KRS-One are still around.

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The just shared official video for Everyday is the latest release from the 116 Summer Twenty-One Playlist, published by Reach Records in August of this year. The track is a three-way collaboration done by Lecrae, Jidenna and Limoblaze.

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25 years ago Ghostface Killah released his classic debut album, Ironman, produced by The RZA. To commemorate the 25 year anniversary, Epic Records – a division of Sony Music Entertainment – has just shared a link to an extended edition.

The expanded version has a new remix of All That I Got Is You, which features Mary J. Blige. Click here to stream and download Ironman‘s 25th Anniversary Edition from your preferred music platform.

The American hip-hop group Arrested Development, which was formed in Atlanta, Georgia in 1988, and from whom we were blessed with timeless classics like Mr. Wendal, Tennessee and Everyday People, has returned.

The outfit has just dropped a new single called Vibe; it features legendary MC Big Daddy Kane, Cleveland P. Jones and Tasha LaRae. And for those wondering if Arrested Development can still deliver fun hip-hop laced with lyrical depth – which is what they have done in the past – simply check out Vibe.

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On Thursday, October 28 through Saturday, October 30, the home field of the New York Mets will be transformed into a major concert arena for what is arguably the biggest hip-hop festival in the world; Rolling Loud – the New York edition.

The three-day event will see a slew of hip-hop acts performing live. Some of the confirmed artists are: J. Cole, Polo G, Gucci Mane, J.I.D, Teddy, Kodak Black, Wale, Bizzy Banks, Tadoe, Rich Dunk, Roddy Ricch, Travis Scott, 50 Cent, Rod Wave, and many more. For tickets and additional information visit rollinglouddotcom.