On the Scene

LIVE @ THE BARBERSHOP INTERVIEW WITH V.I.C. & MORE!

Submitted by Str8hiphop.com on July 6, 2008 - 4:37am.
We go live at the Barbershop with V.I.C & talk about hip hop, dances & who's the best rapper right now. We also catch up with some of the best barbers from around the country to find out what makes them successful & find out what Koch record artist Kafani is up to!
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STRAIGHT 2 THE POINT INTERVIEW: TYGA

Submitted by Str8hiphop.com on May 1, 2008 - 9:44pm.
Our man on the street Kayda catches up with Young Money artist Tyga on his tour rounds.
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ON THE SCENE INTERVIEW: LIL LEE

Submitted by Str8hiphop.com on April 7, 2008 - 5:19am.
We catch up with Richmond, VA's Lil Lee and see what he's been up to since we last spoke.
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ON THE SCENE INTERVIEW: ANDREW U THE PERFECTIONIST

Submitted by Str8hiphop.com on February 14, 2008 - 3:27am.

We get familiar with up & coming producer Andrew U The Perfectionist and see how he plans on changing the face of production in a field of so many.

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ON THE SCENE INTERVIEW: GURU & SOLAR (JAZZAMATAZZ)

Submitted by Str8hiphop.com on February 6, 2008 - 8:39pm.

"We love the fans. We’re not afraid of the fans. They know who we are and we want to know who they are. And what’s the best way for us to communicate and to know what the issues are that are effecting the audience (the heads), what’s better than to give out the number and have them holler? You know? And we respond. ..."

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ON THE SCENE INTERVIEW: PRODIGY

Submitted by Str8hiphop.com on January 16, 2008 - 9:40pm.

"Basically I call him  Gay-Z because that’s just his name to me. From now on that’s all he’ll ever be to me. I was just speaking my mind on that and letting people know how I feel about that. We all know where that stems from already. He was speaking out about the whole East coast West coast thing and I felt like he needed to stay out of grown folks business because it had nothing to do with him. So that’s where  all that comes from… Him and I will always be rivals or enemies because basically it’s like  being Yin & Yang. We the positive and negative forces in the universe and that’s just how it is. We’re completely and extreme opposites..."

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ON THE SCENE INTERVIEW: LOADED LUX

Submitted by Str8hiphop.com on January 14, 2008 - 10:40pm.
"You said it right there, “personality.” I mean… They did it, but don’t sell it like I tell it, you know what I mean? I’m definitely gonna give you the game when I speak. How I came through this thing and people gonna walk that walk with me, ya feel me? This is some real shit right here. .. This is my lively hood, baby. So what I’m giving you when they see me on that stage or on that interview is going to be crazy..."
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ON THE SCENE INTERVIEW: PLAYAZ CIRCLE

Submitted by Str8hiphop.com on January 14, 2008 - 10:17pm.

"That’s the thing about  Playaz Circle (Duffle Bag Boys)… Every time we put something out it’s going to be quality music. You can expect good music. I feel like everybody else about the state of Hip Hop. If you understand what me and Dollar did from being Southern artist and coming from what people think of us probably doing a “dance,” but instead we lay it down lyrically. We tryng to make people pick up they pen and pad again and think about what they saying next. I feel like everybody else with trying to restore Hip Hop.  That’s what me and Dollar do… Every time you hear us it’s going to be quality music.."

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ON THE SCENE INTERVIEW: 8BALL & MJG

Submitted by Str8hiphop.com on January 14, 2008 - 10:12pm.

"Aaaawww man it’s that straight to your gut man… That crunk…. That get buck… It’s Southern. It’s Blues. It’s Hip Hop. It’s Rock & Roll. It’s all of that man…. You got your “Southern“artists; you got your “Memphis” artist and then you got “8Ball & MJG...”"

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On The Scene Interview: Prime Legend

Submitted by Str8hiphop.com on December 11, 2007 - 10:25pm.

"I just do what I do! You got to understand, I’m independent. So in Miramar alone I’m selling 100,000 easily. There’s a lot of people waiting for the album. But I’m a perfectionist and extremely picky. Remember I’m a Legend in the making. It’s got to be Legendary. So I ain’t going to drop just anything! It’s got to be a movie when you listen to it..."
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On The Scene Interview: Styles P

Submitted by Str8hiphop.com on December 8, 2007 - 10:20pm.

We get up with Styles P & talk about his new album, The LOX, what's good for him in 2008 & Jae Hood.
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On The Scene Interview: DJ Envy & Red Café

Submitted by Str8hiphop.com on October 9, 2007 - 11:35pm.
"We went to Koch and that was the first and only place we were going. They’re a small label, very family oriented, I know people that rep there. I mean it was cool and it’s been like on ever since. I mean me and Red Café; we put our own money into this project, so we ain’t look to nobody from the outside. We basically going to do what we want to do and just enjoy..."
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On The Scene Interview: Ja Rule

Submitted by Str8hiphop.com on October 4, 2007 - 9:08am.
"Right now he’s still a friend of mine. It’s not like the me and 50 situation; me and X, we’re friends (We were friends)… I know his situation, I know his family, his kids and stuff, so it’s a little different between me and X. So when he says these things, I know it’s not X talking, it’s the drugs talking..."
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On The Scene Interview: Kinfolk Kia Shine

Submitted by Str8hiphop.com on August 20, 2007 - 5:48pm.
"The company had nothing… I was on the street broke, but the artists were cool because we promoted them well and produced their music. It was their faces on the album, their verses, and shows. It was all on them. We (producers) don’t get none of that, that’s one of the reasons I started rapping, I figured if all else fails, I got to have some kind of income PERIOD..."
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On The Scene Interview: Yung Joc

Submitted by Str8hiphop.com on August 14, 2007 - 4:12pm.
"God created a path for me and I chose the path and here I am. I think Diddy feels as if I’m a hard worker. I ‘m definitely a hustler and I’ve felt the same way and the people have wanted me to do music felt the say way and here I am..."
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