Hip-Hop Wired Video Exclusives

Stars of all varieties walked the green carpet at the 2014 BET Hip-Hop Awards. Among them was Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta‘s Yung Joc, who we quickly asked to explain the definition of “THOTism.”

Brianna Perry of Sisterhood of Hip Hop is very candid when discussing what the show has down for her young career. Hip-Hop Wired had an opportunity to speak with the MC about this at the 2014 BET Hip-Hop Awards.

The cyphers are among the most anticipated moments of the BET Hip-Hop Awards, and this year should be no different. Hip-Hop Wired spoke to one of its many 2014 participants, Snow Tha Product, about being a part of the cypher during her first year attending the awards show.

DJ Mustard, Ty Dolla $ign, and YG have been integral parts of each other’s movements, which reached unforseen heights in 2014. Two-thirds of the aforementioned trio spoke with Hip-Hop Wired on the green carpet at the 2014 BET Hip-Hop Awards to discuss the likelihood of their previously discussed collaborative album ever releasing.

With “Fight Night” and more recently “Handsome and Wealthy” getting traction on the charts, Migos are very confident in saying they’ve earned their spot in rap. Hip-Hop Wired spoke with the southern trio at the 2014 BET Hip-Hop Awards, where they discussed their influence on the culture, new acquisitions by their label, Quality Control Music, and more.

  DJ Clark Kent set off our inaugural On The Record series (catch up with pt. 1 right here) and the conclusion is only loaded with more jewels.

It’s far from implausible to say that summer 2014 belonged to Bobby Shmurda, whose run viral track turned radio hit, “Hot Ni**a,” left its mark anywhere it was played. As that trend continues into the fall, the Brooklyn rapper made his first ever BET Hip-Hop Awards appearance over the weekend in Atlanta, where we discussed […]

The usually elusive Jay Electronica was on the premises for the 2014 BET Hip-Hop Awards in Atlanta on Saturday (September 20). Hip-Hop Wired had an opportunity to ask the New Orleans native how he thought his long-awaited debut album, Act II: Patents of Nobility (The Turn), will impact the culture and more.

  DJ Clark Kent is many things–a renowned producer, an in-demand DJ and sneaker collecting deity, to name a few. But one trait that sticks about this proud Brooklyn native is how humble he remains despite a resume that makes the average “influencer” look like a part-time intern in comparison.

What do you do when you have the unpredictable fortune of being a budding star amongst some of the best MCs in the galaxy?

Turning a homemade rap crew into a full-blown empire is tough. Nearly every prominent rapper has attempted to put their homies on with very few seeing it amount to success.

According to Jay Rock, he would be a “very rich man” if he had a measly dollar bill for every time someone asked him about the whereabouts of his sophomore album.