I’m sorry I really love Bruno Mars and I think he’s a modern day boy wonder but I can’t get over the fact that Kid Fury calls his hair Johnny Bravo / Janelle Monae hair and refers to him as a fake Frankie Lymons. Aiy if you guys haven’t seen Kid’s VMA commentary it’s on this site somewhere PLEASE check it out. Moving on

“When we’re in the studio what are our muses? Alcohol. Lot’s of it. And candy bars. And we like wild animals running around…” Bruno Mars jests with a straight face.

This, along with an awful imitation of a British accent and various outbursts, sets the tone for our hilarious interview in which he talks about how he came to write hits for other artists before his own material was released, working with B.o.B and Travie McCoy, his admiration for Cee-Lo Green and his own versatility as a songwriter – soon to be heard on his debut album, Doo-Wops and Hooligans. – Soul Culture

 I want these boys to come over and have some curry and roti and talk about life with .. my mom. Interviewing Das Racist is not as easy as it sounds. They kind of say whatever they want, demonstrate a short attention span, and employ what is referred to as the shock factor. The trio from NYC are on the verge of releasing Sit Down, Man, their new mixtape being presented by Mad Decent. Our plan was to talk to them about their new mixtape, working with Diplo, their social political commentary, and other things Das Racist related. Things don’t always go as plan, and we got a little more than we bargained for when we interviewed them outside SoundScape Studio, just after they completed recording with Chicago’s BBU. Check out the interview as they explain where they got their name, abruptly change their name, declare their godliness, and share pointed commentary on the racial undertones McDonald’s radio spots. – Ruby Hornet

It’s crazy to hear the things Bobby Ray was getting done at 17. When I was 17 I ate a lot of Popeyes Fried Chicken in my backyard after school before my soap operas came on. Womp.

The FRANKRADIO Show Episode 4: Yelawolf from Frank151 on Vimeo.

Listen, I didn’t mean to put two Yela interviews on the same day but..my female crush Jasmine Solano is interviewing him! For those of you who don’t know who this jacqueline of all trades is, I’m judging you. She DJs, raps, rides bicycles I mean I don’t think there’s anything she can’t do. For Episode 4 of the FRANKRADIO Show, our host Jasmine Solano chops it up with Alabama-based rapper Yelawolf outside of Frank’s Chop Shop.

I really respect this kid’s hustle. He’s one of the youngest doing and very successfully might I add. In this interview Bongo Boy chops it up with the great White hype Yelawolf while he was in town for the Fool’s Gold event this past Memorial Day weekend. They talk about what its like growing up in Alabama, his video for “Pop The Trunk”, fishing in Alaska, and his upcoming album. We also included some footage of the concert.

“He is like the embodiment of the American Dream”

Talib Kweli – Interview im Tourbus (Support TV) from Support TV on Vimeo.

I could watch B.o.B. interviews for days. It doesn’t even matter if what he’s saying is repetitive. I’m watching a star in the making. You know why I like him too, no matter how annoying radio gets with replaying his songs over and over again – I always enjoying his voice. Mr. Peter Parker Sits down with B.o.B at the house of blues in Boston to discuss his career, Adidas commercial, his next album, plans for the future and much more!