Just last week, REVOLT premiered Brooklyn rapper Maino’s latest video, “All About You,” which is a tribute to Tupac; so it’s only right that they follow up with the storied MC. In the follow-up interview, Maino mentioned that “this was a concept that was made almost 20 years ago and it still fits for today” — speaking on the impact Tupac had on not only his life but also all of music. “If you was n**** in these streets or dealing with a certain kind of lifestyle, you may have related to ’Pac. That type of music touches you.” See the interview after the jump.
(Video) REVOLT News Reports From Scene Of Suge Knight Shooting!
REVOLT looks to hold true to being the new #1 name in music. As soon as news broke regarding the shooting of Suge Knight and others at 1OAK in L.A., REVOLT went to report. Check the update of the shooting after the jump.
(Video) In Case You Missed It, Check Out Common’s Moment Of Silence For Ferguson During The VMAs Via REVOLT!
Being the successful political activist/conscious rapper he is, it’s only right that Common command the crowd’s thoughts at the 2014 MTV Video Music Awards to Ferguson, Missouri. “Hip-hop has always presented a voice for the revolution.” See the moment of silence after the jump.
(Video) Timbaland Speaks On Unofficial Aaliyah Collaborations NOT Working With REVOLT
To pay homage to the day we lost one of the great singers in music, Aaliyah, REVOLT released an interview with collaborator and friend, Timbaland. While interviewed, the super producer gave his opinion on the recent set of unofficial collaborations with today’s modern artists like Chris Brown and Drake with Aaliyah. Hit the jump to check out the video.
(Video) Diddy Presents REVOLT Music Conference In Miami, FL!
Taking matters into his own hands, Puff Daddy has officially released a video pertaining to the much anticipated REVOLT Music Conference. Check it out after the jump.
(Video) No I.D. Chats With REVOLT About Chicago Gun Violence And Common’s “Nobody’s Smiling”
Common took it back to his roots when he released Nobody’s smiling.” Those roots are Chi-town producer, No I.D. When REVOLT caught up to the Chicago native, he discusses the influences Common had for his latest project as well as the spark in gun violence in the city. Check it out after the jump.
