Uh Oh, Childish Gambino is shooting a video for Bonfire? MTV was on set to get the scoop on the short-shorts-wearing rapper’s upcoming album, Camp, dropping November 15.

The biggest compliment I can give it is that I like it more than everything else I’ve made. I think it’s a cohesive piece, and I wanted to tell a whole story with it. Hopefully, the whole album is like a book or a novel where [there's] a through line. There were songs that we made, and I was like, ‘This can’t be on the album.’ I felt like that was a thing of growth. There [would be] other times when I was like, ‘Oh, this song is dope. We’ll just throw it on there too.’ But this one was like, ‘No. We have to stick to the theme and the idea of what I’m trying to say.

So it looks like the phrase Hi Rihanna is the qoute of the year. Royce gained over 6000 fans last night as Rihanna responded “Hi @royceda59” last night on Twitter. Now the Detroit spitter is doing interviews left and right starting with this joint up top. Press play.

AlBe Back chops it up with Page31 about his relationship with the Big Pun, his poetry, acting, working with artists like Kanye, Maino, Fab and others. Raphael Dela Ghetto is coming soon, word.

In a video interview with New Music Director, J. Cole talks about the stories within his music and how touring helped build his confidence.

“I’ve always had a knack for stories. That’s why I gravitate to Nas so much and Tupac and Eminem…At 15 I think that’s when it switched like I wanted to say more, do more, be more creative,” J. Cole explained. “I felt limited basically and then in turn I realized that I couldn’t talk about the things my favorite rappers were talking about cause they was talking about selling drugs – never did it, robberies, or whatever was going on at the time that my favorite rappers was rapping about. I couldn’t do it. So then I realized I had to start being true to myself and telling my story.” J.Cole

While on the MinaSayWhat Radio show, Emilio Rojas talks about the Maybach Music Group rumors (7:55 mark), his origins, being stamped as a “political” rapper his future work with Billionaire Boys Club.

This is what happens when J. Cole meets Carson Daly, enjoy.

Dave Chappelle talks about the latest happenings in his life from his gym time, to his recent appearance in Miami on San Francisco’s Wild 94.9 morning show. Part 2 is after the jump, check it out.

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Stalley stops by theScore (Canada’s biggest Sports network) at NXNE to talk playing high school ball with King James, slapping the crap out of the Patriots and his connection to Myck Kabongo.

Pretty long video, but if you wanted to know almost everything that’s relevant about Kyle Lucas, peep this video.

“I separated from the crowd on some grown shit, cuz they was running round the school like they owned it, till they graduated and moved home but looked homeless.”

Something different from my dude Regal. the more I listen, the more I’m like he’s gonna have a crazy project on his hands.

A Look Back (ALB): Regal – Whip Appeal (Video)

Manchester United and England Football Star Rio Ferdinand interviewed Drake and we get the Q&A that took place after said interview. Here, Drizzy speaks his first kiss his first check and getting jumped.

Thanks to one ridiculously entertaining interview, Mac Lethal becomes first to release a Charlie-Sheen-inspired track. Let him be one of few… Please God.