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From navigating today’s music industry to reflecting on the legendary legacy of Mobb Deep, this 247HH exclusive compilation dives deep into the mind of O.C. and Havoc. O.C. speaks on underrated producers and how artists can survive and evolve in the new era of the music business, while Havoc shares unforgettable stories and raw insight on Queens’ influence on hip-hop, working with Q-Tip, lessons learned from Nas, and the early struggles surrounding Mobb Deep’s “Juvenile Hell.” Havoc also opens up about his bond with Prodigy before his passing, memories from the legendary Stretch & Bobbito era, wild tour stories, industry experiences with Wu-Tang Clan and Loud Records, plus what’s next for the Mobb Deep legacy. Packed with hip-hop history, behind-the-scenes moments, and gems for both artists and fans, this is a must-watch for true rap heads.

Krizz Kaliko shares some of his wildest tour stories and real-life experiences in this interview compilation. From his first time meeting Suge Knight to funny moments with Busta Rhymes, Bone Thugs-N-Harmony, Kid Rock, and Tech N9ne, he reflects on unforgettable moments in his career. He also talks about serious topics like police brutality, crazy road accidents, getting gang checked on the way to The Price Is Right, and a wild meet-and-greet where a fan was arrested after punching security. Raw, funny, and unbelievable stories from life on and off the road.

Chicago rapper Saba sits down and shares stories from his journey in music, life on tour, and his thoughts on culture, the industry, and the future of hip-hop. Saba talks about everything from brand partnerships and dealing with culture vultures, to the impact of the digital world on artists’ careers and where he sees himself in the next 10 years. He also reflects on how high school expanded his musical taste, discovering his family’s musical roots, and the path that led him into making music. Saba also shares some wild tour stories, including the time a fan excitedly approached him thinking he was A$AP Rockyand the moment he trespassed into an abandoned building for a dope photo shoot. Beyond music, he speaks candidly about violence in communities and the complexity of finding real solutions. These clips give fans a deeper look into Saba’s mindset, creativity, and experiences as one of Chicago’s most thoughtful voices in hip-hop.

Legendary rapper Too $hort shares raw stories and insights from his decades-long career in hip hop. From early tour memories with Eazy-E and N.W.A to bringing Kid Rock on tour with Ice Cube, Too $hort reflects on the wild experiences that shaped the culture and the industry. He also opens up about working on the classic track “The World Is Filled” with The Notorious B.I.G., explaining how collaborations like that came together during hip hop’s golden era. Throughout the conversations, Too $hort emphasizes the importance of understanding the business side of music, explaining how success became a wake-up call that pushed him to treat rap as both an art form and a hustle. Beyond nostalgia, he discusses how hip hop has evolved over the years, why artists need to focus on ownership and financial knowledge, and how making music has always been tied to making money. Too $hort also talks about sharing game with younger artists and what the future holds for him outside of music.

Ludacris shares his thoughts on some of the most important topics in music and society. From discussing gun violence and the ease of obtaining firearms, to reflecting on the current state of hip hop, Ludacris offers honest insight shaped by decades in the industry. He also talks about how he first got his start in music, the artists he hopes to collaborate with, and how technology has changed the game for musicians. Along the way, he reflects on winning a Grammy, staying relevant while still rapping after so many years, and the importance of motivation, discipline, and purpose for young people chasing their dreams. These interviews highlight Ludacris’ perspective not just as a rapper, but as a veteran artist, mentor, and cultural voice in hip hop.

In this  247HH archive and interview series, Common reflects on his legendary career, spirituality, and the evolution of hip hop culture. From working alongside icons like Kanye West, Pharrell Williams, and J Dilla, to creating timeless records such as Heard 'Em Say, The Corner, and I Used to Love H.E.R., Common shares never-before-heard stories from pivotal studio sessions — including how Kanye crafted “The Corner” after waking from a nap.

Common dives deep into hip hop’s foundation, addressing the genre’s industry evolution, lack of radio support for authentic voices, and what he believes has affected its potency. He opens up about his own favorite albums, the spiritual guidance that fuels his artistry, and the balance between consciousness and commercial success, something he says J Dilla embodied effortlessly.

Beyond music, Common speaks on lifelong creativity, his experiences in film, actors he aspires to work with, and how inspiration from the Most High continues to shape his journey. He also reflects on deeply personal moments, including attending Barack Obama’s inauguration, a milestone he describes as one of the most inspiring experiences of his life.

From being roommates with J Dilla to witnessing hip hop’s transformation firsthand, this collection captures Common’s wisdom, drive, and unwavering commitment to authenticity in music and culture.

In this deep dive, Blu and Exile break down the unexpected origins of their underground classic Below the Heavens, including how a flipped Sesame Street sample helped shape its soulful foundation. What started as raw emotion and dusty beats became one of the most revered projects in independent hip-hop history.

They revisit the wild energy of the 247HH tour, including the unforgettable night when the club suddenly went dark, forcing hip-hop out of the building and into the streets, turning chaos into culture in real time.

And when Blu hit a breaking point? He didn’t fold, he doubled down. Going all in, he dropped four raw, unfiltered albums in a single year, proving that authenticity still cuts through the noise.

Kid Ink as he breaks down his musical journey, wild tour moments, and unforgettable experiences on the road.

In this 247HH Exclusive, Kid Ink talks about his biggest musical influences, including legendary producers Pharrell Williams and Timbaland, and how their creativity and sound helped shape his own style and approach to making hits. He also shares some crazy Wild Tour Stories, from trying to perform and rap with just a flashlight on stage when things went left, to a shocking moment when gunmen invaded a club in Russia during a show. Through it all, Ink reflects on staying focused, professional, and committed to the fans no matter the circumstances.

In this video, Kid Ink talks about the making of his Full Speed album and collaborating with Dej Loaf, giving fans an inside look at the creative process. He shares how a last-minute show in Germany turned up instantly, and why his hardcore fans mean everything to him, always making sure they’re taken care of.

Ink also opens up about his awesome relationship with WWE and what it was like experiencing WrestleMania firsthand. From naming his list of underrated producers and MCs, to hilarious stories about cops pulling him over just to talk about his car, there’s no shortage of personality in this exclusive sit-down.

Plus, hear about the time he traveled to Egypt and partied on a beach, and how he added a live MPC playing session to his show to elevate the performance experience.

Get an inside look at Juice in this exclusive 247HH series as he shares his life, lessons, and experiences like never before. From rap battles and music industry insights to fatherhood, personal growth, and overcoming challenges, Juice opens up about the moments that shaped him.