Today marks the 10 year anniversary of the release of the only legitimately good 50 Cent album in existence, Get Rich Or Die Tryin’. In this throwback clip released by MTV News, Curtis talks to Sway about the then yet to be released singles “In Da Club” and “If I Can’t”.

Previously: 50 Cent ft. Kidd Kidd & Kendrick Lamar – We Up (Preview)

In this clip from MTV News and Rob Markman, Talib Kweli recalls a night at the legendary Lyricist Lounge showcase when a young Diddy confronted a young Mos Def about his “Children’s Story” remake that appeared on the Black Star album, the lyrics of which were widely believed to be directed at Puff.

“Mos told him, ‘It wasn’t directed at you personally. It’s directed at everything that’s going on in the business,’ ” Kwe said of the interaction. “That was one of the illest conversations that I ever seen.”

Previously: Black Star (Mos Def & Talib Kweli) – You Already Knew (Live On Jimmy Fallon)

Wiz puts his 5th interview with Hardknock TV in the books. Here he talks to Nick Barili about preparing for fatherhood, learning how to skateboard and his notoriously on-point impersonations of other rappers.

Previously: Wiz Khalifa – Started From The Bottom (Remix)

Off Paypa’s Kim Jong ILL, out now.

Previously: Paypa ft. Los – I Don’t Fuck With That (Video)

Casey Veggies sits down with Life + Times to break down “Whip It” from his recently released mixtape Life Changes.

Check out his new collaboration with MMG’s Rockie Fresh below.

Previously: Casey Veggies – Life Changes (Mixtape)

Nas sits down with Dave Grohl on Chelsea Lately, where the Foo Fighters frontman was filling in for host Chelsea Handler. They talk about Hip-Hop’s representation at the Grammys and Rap beef.

Full interview after the jump.

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Bronson sits down with Ciph, Rosenberg and K.Foxx and comedy ensues.

Previously: Action Bronson – Strictly 4 My Jeeps (Prod. by Harry Fraud)

Juelz hits Miami and connects with DJ Khaled and Lil Wayne to record for his Born To Lose, Built To Win LP.

Previously: Juelz Santana ft. Future – Nobody Knows (Video) | Future ft. Juelz Santana – YSL Cheetah (Video)

No Love Lost is out now.

Previously: Joe Budden In-Studio Series w/ Angie Martinez

M1 and stic.man give us a visual for “No Way As The Way” off their recently released Information Age Deluxe Edition, which is available now.

stic gave Complex the science on the track:

“The song ‘No Way As The Way,’ that title comes from my martial arts practices. Jeet Kune Do is one of the arts that I’ve had the chance to practice. Jeet Kune Do was created by Bruce Lee. It’s an approach to martial arts that says that having no way as the way, is the way. To make it simple: not being locked into any particular way as the only way to get something done, in terms of your fighting.

That spills over into the philosophy of life in terms of having no set way, no rigid position that you’re trying to hold, but being adaptable and fluid and flowing. Long story short, that martial arts practice has inspired my thinking a lot. When we decided to write a song on Information Age about spirituality and religion, it was so fitting.”

Previously: dead prez ft. Bun B & Reek Da Villian – Time Travel (Remix)