Nardwuar interviews Currensy blows Currensy’s mind.

Previously: Nardwuar vs. Lil B at SXSW

This Sativa or this one?

This one’s via UStream ^

Ricky couldn’t have found two more fitting individuals than Wiz and Spitta to get super high with. Here’s the reeeeeemix…

Download: Rick Ross feat. Wiz Khalifa & Curren$y– Super High (Remix) (Dirty)

Via MTV:

“The funny thing is, people don’t know that Roc-A-Fella wasn’t meant to sell records,” Dame said. “It was meant to show the respect and the honor amongst each other as friends. It was a friendship thing. That’s what people liked. It’s what made Roc-A-Fella appealing. It’s odd, because I f— with [Curren$y]. I kinda like him. When I met him, I wasn’t as familiar with his music. My nephews and Sean O’Connell put me up on him. I liked him as a friend. Then I start seeing he’s super nice with the rhymes, then I started seeing his influence. It’s similar to the way we felt back in those days. It’s working out.”

The last album to come out on Roc-A-Fella was Jadakiss’ The Last Kiss in April 2009. The label had been under Jay-Z’s sole custody since the breakup of Hov, Biggs and Dash.

“Def Jam or Universal bought the brand. I think the ‘beef’ [with us and Jay-Z] was that Jay made it clear he didn’t want me or Biggs to be a part of it. That’s really where it was at. Now that he doesn’t work for Def Jam anymore, he doesn’t have the right to use the name. So there’s no reason for us not to use it. It’s there, and it’s a brand that’s not being used. So I was like, ‘I’ll take it.’ It always meant something to me.”

Dash said he and Curren$y are pushing a positive message about friendship and evolution.

“It’s a way more positive movement,” he added about the label’s new incarnation. “It’s what I wanted Roc-A-Fella, what I thought it should be 10 years after I started it.”

Dash said he secured the new deal through L.A. Reid and Def Jam, which will serve as a distributor for his records.

More footage after the jump.

(Props The Smoking Section – also check out TSS’s YouTube channel for more footage)

Curren$y stars in this piece about waking up in a Jamaican paradise.

Here’s a track off Chip Tha Ripper’s The Cleveland Show mixtape dropping December 1st. Song’s produced by Chuck Inglish of The Cool Kids.

Download: Chip Tha Ripper feat. Curren$y & Big Sean – Fat Raps (Produced by Chuck Inglish)

(props to Nation)

“They just wanna see you fallin / the only reason why the camera’s on while you walkin / the only reason why they listenin when you talkin / waitin on you to contradict yourself / evict yourself / from the hooouse / like when Beth instigated that situation with Tammy got David kicked ouuut”

HA!

Via MTV:

“On Wednesday, at [Damon] Dash’s new facility (art gallery, TV studio, music studio and more), DD172, critically acclaimed underground lyricist Curren$y told MTV News that he, Jay Electronica and Mos Def have combined forces to start recording an entire album together.”

The group would be called “Center Edge Territory”. And just like whatever a center edge territory is, which likely doesn’t exist, this will probably never happen either. Nice idea though.

A couple of young gunners get together for a free mixtape just for you.

Click below to download the tape and to check out the tracklisting. I just listened to it. It’s pretty damn good.

Download: Curren$y & Wiz Khalifa – How Fly

(Via Curren$y)