Biggie and Jay mentioned playing Monopoly with real cash on Life After Death’s “I Love The Dough.” Unfortunately, for reasons we’re all familiar with, that vision was only able to manifest itself in the “Dead Presidents” video. Smoke DZA, Dom Kennedy and several familiar faces pay homage to that visual with “Pow Wow.” Read the rest of this entry »

We normally don’t post rap video trailers but there’s always exceptions to any rule. Rittz would qualify as one of those people who we bend our own rules for mostly because he’s a good guy and even greater rapper. Read the rest of this entry »

Really cool snapshots of Yelawolf in the lab mixing up the medicine and laying a verse for his Slumerican breddren Young Strugg. Read the rest of this entry »

A handful of artists join Yelawolf and K.R.I.T. in the studio to check out the duo’s song “Happy Birthday Hip-Hop” and 3 Little Digs filmed the gathering. Read the rest of this entry »

Pill and the gang gather for a remix of “Pacman.” Down below, the Atlanta MC talks with 3 Little Digs about the experience of filming his upcoming 96 Minutes movie in his hometown. Read the rest of this entry »

Rittz reminisces on “Piece of MInd,” painting a picture of life and struggle, pain and violence. His rapid-fire flow is in full effect throughout, but instead of obscuring his message, the verbal acrobatics only amplify the emotion he brings to this cut. Read the rest of this entry »

On their most recent trip to the A, Pac Div stopped through 3LittleDigs’ headquarters and dropped a quick performance clip for their song “Rollin” off Don’t Mention It. Read the rest of this entry »

Donnis’ Southern Lights is full of high volume energy seemingly from nowhere, so it should come to little surprise that an impromptu video was spawned from his release party a couple weeks ago. The bottles were poppin’ and vibes were good at Atlanta’s Door 44 and 3 Little Digs broke out their cameras to capture the ambiance in all its swaggin’ splendor. Read the rest of this entry »

If you’re an aspiring rapper/producer, do yourself a solid and watch the seventh installment of 3 Little Digs’ “Any Given Monday” series, which features casual camerawork of two of Hip-Hop’s hottest double-threats in J. Cole and Big K.R.I.T. meeting for the first time. The novelty is cool and all, but the route these two 2010 All-Stars’ conversation takes will mentally fuel any MC currently serving as their own in-house producer, solely because empty pockets leave you no other option. Read the rest of this entry »