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Lyor Cohen, the former CEO of Warner Music Group & founder of 300 Entertainment, is taking his talents to Youtube.

It's been a minute since Big Sean dropped off the music video for his single "IDFWU," an apparent ode to his break-up at the time with Naya Rivera. The G.O.O.D.

Yesterday, Logic posted the first video to his new YouTube gaming channel. Speaking over an in-game clip from Metal Gear Solid, he repeatedly emphasized that he created the channel first and foremost to have fun.

In August 2014, Pharrell was sued by Uncommon Content Partners, who, in 2012, had hired the musician to host a YouTube series titled "ARTST TLK." After one season and 12 episodes, Pharrell stopped doing the series as he was hired to be a judge on the NBC

Wiz Khalifa is now the only rapper with a music video that has been viewed one BILLION times on YouTube. "See You Again" feat. Charlie Puth hit the mark exactly 6 months after releasing the video in April. Take a bow, Wiz.

Noisey is back with another instalment in their series, The People Vs. After getting A$AP Rocky to read and reply to comments left on his music video for "L$D," 50 Cent gets a turn.

Noisey brings us another instalment of The People Vs., this time featuring A$AP Rocky. Rocky takes a moment to read some of the YouTube comments littered across his trippy music video for "L$D" and he responds directly to the commenters.

TDE hasn't had a very good week when it comes to copyright claims.

Post Malone has quickly become one of the more exciting names to enter the rap game, with producers FKi backing him and providing him with dope production.

When anything has 14 million views, you already know there’s going to be a ton of love and hate piled up in that comment section.

Noisey rolled out a new episode in their video series "The People Vs.." where they get various artists to sit down with a laptop and read through comments left on a YouTube video. Some are straight up trolling, some are geniune, and some are hateful.

Lil B delivered his first lecture in 2012 at NYU, which generated a lot of attention, and inspired some very thoughtful pieces.

If you don't jump around when "Party Up" comes on, you're no friend of mine. At the real clubs, DMX's 90s singles still get spun on repeat. The fact remains he's one of the best selling rap artists of all time.

With Chief Keef's new-found freedom, all rules are going out the window. The rapper has been dropping a lot of leaks lately, but he's topped all of those by uploading four new mixtapes to his YouTube today.

We've seen a few artists respond to YouTube comments on their videos in Noisey's "The People Vs.." series, and Ty Dolla $ign may have one of the best segments yet.As usual, Ty greets haters and fanboys in equal measure (ok, maybe a few more haters, but that's

Gangsta Gibbs recently took part in Noisey's "The People Vs." series, where they get artists to read YouTube comments on their music videos and respond.

Noisey often gets artists to sit down in front of their computer and read up on fans' YouTube comments, capturing their reaction on the spot. Action Bronson is an obvious choice, as he's signed to Vice's imprint.

YG took part in Noisey's often hilarious "The People Vs." segment, where artists respond and react to YouTube comments left on their videos. YG reads comments left on his "Left, Right" music video.

The last Noisey instalment of "The People Vs..." had the always hilarious Cam'ron reading through YouTube comments on his videos. Today they've released a new segment with Pusha Ton.

Cam'ron is the latest rapper to take the hot seat in Noisey's series "The People Vs..." which has rappers respond directly to some of the most ridiculous comments on their YouTube Videos.In this edition, Killa Cam fields questions about capes, Dipset boners, a

They don't call them A$AP Mob for nothing.  This year at SXSW, A$AP Rocky and crew were performing in Austin Texas at The Mohawk (House of Vans), when the fire marshal decided to shut the show down.

G-Eazy enlists the help of his tour comrades Rockie Fresh and Tory Lanez for his smooth track "Been On'.  The official music video of the remix features stage footage from their "These Things Happen" tour.

Clyde Carson's album "Playboy" just dropped and he's celebrating, not by popping bottles, but rather by going back to the studio. In our exclusive interview, Clyde talks about how he maintains his grinding mentality.

Here's the final episode of Chevy Woods' "Smokers Club Tour" behind-the-scenes footage.

"I Ain't Shit Yet" is a new eight-track, R&B-oriented project from vocalist, actor and YouTube personality Spoken Reasons, who you may have caught in the new film The Heat. (He's been co-signed by Steve Rifkind and Russell Simmons.)  Can you dig it?

Taylor Gang's Chevy Woods takes HotNewHipHop behind the scenes while passing through Lawrence Kansas. Seen through the lens of Trenton Thompson, the Smokers Club lives up to its name with a lot of kush and rap in this 5th BTS episode.

Snoop Dogg joins Broady The Joker in this special edition of "What's My Name," which finds Uncle Snoop guessing the lyrics of his own tracks!

Check out the latest promo video for LEP Bogus Boys. Look out for "Dont Feed Da Killaz 4" featuring ASAP Rocky, Future, Mac Miller, TI and more. DFK4 is due out top of 2014.Behold L.E.P.