Recently HYPETRAK TV had the opportunity to sit down with buzzed-about Los Angeles emcee ScHoolboy Q, while he was in the Def Jam offices in New York City. Having already released a well-received sophomore album Habits and Contradictions, Q is poised for huge things down the road. During the interview he touches on the Black Hippy collective, composed of himself, Ab-Soul, Jay Rock and Kendrick Lamar, as well as how he got the opportunity to contribute to A$AP Rocky’s last project.
During a sitdown with MTV Sucker Free (that will air in it’s entirety this Sunday) Kendrick and Q speak on TDE and what makes them work so well as a unit, the nature of friendly competition and the status of the Black Hippy album. Also, after the jump K. Dot speaks on working with Gunplay on Cartoon & Cereal.
Late last night I stumbled across the artwork for Ronnie, Quincy and Chuck’s collaborative effort, and before many of us can take a lunch break the first single from TiRon’s upcoming The Cafeteria Line is available for everyone to enjoy.
ScHoolboy Q checked into Rutgers University’s annual “Unity Day” celebration event held by the Black Student Union organization for a performance of “Hands On The Wheel” with fellow Black Hippy member Ab-Soul.
Speaking of “Goldie,” Rocky performed in our nation’s capitol and brought out a few friends during the show. Check it out down bottom, courtesy of Phenom Blak.
ScHoolboy Q played Hot 97′s Who’s Next? showcase earlier this month and Top Dawg’s resident videographer Dwayne LaFleur captured the event. More added dates to Q’s #THeGroovyTour after the jump.
Soulo and Fat-Boy are both rocking the stage during THe Groovy Tour, which will land in a city near you, but they also team up for this track off Soul’s upcoming Control System, set to drop May 11th.
