In this interview with Montreality, Billy Danze and Lil’ Fame of M.O.P. speak about, the key to success, jobs they had as teenagers, what they spent their 1st big paycheck on, their favourite airports, artists they’ve been listening to, upcoming projects and suicide.

In this interview with Montreality, Chevy Woods speaks on the type of student he was in high school, jobs he had as a teenager, what he spent his 1st big paycheck on, the key to success, what’s in his pockets, pranks, his favourite airport and The Taylor Gang tour life.

In this interview with Montreality, Raekwon speaks about the kind of student he was in high school, jobs he had as a teenager, the key to success, what he would call his book ,if he ever wrote one, his favourite airport, what’s in his pockets and a classic Wu-Tang Clan tour story.

Check out the interview 9_4 of I.D Artisan put together, he caught up with Gully Tha Kid and Organik from KOTD (King Of The Dot) Canada’s Premier Battle League, plus Po Rich dig deep in your B**** goes in on J-Bru, and Ottawa KOTD rep D. Bar breaks down what’s going on in Ottawa with the league.

Big up Montreality for putting out back to back interviews, they keep killing em, so we keep dropping em. Check out these two interviews, one is with Sean Price and the other is with Smif N Wessun!

New interview from the people over at Montreality, with Masta Ace. He speaks about his style being compared to Eminem’s, the type of student he was in school, jobs he had as a teenager, what he spent his 1st big paycheck on…

Check out what DJ Chedo had to say about the latest interview “When people ask how my interview was with a certain artist, my most common answer is that they are down to earth, humble, cool, etc. In my interview with Stalley just by watching you can tell how confident, focused, and yes humble he is. We talked…

In this interview with Montreality , DJ Young Mase (Shady Records) speaks on when he first met Big Proof, Slaughterhouse in the mainstream, Shady 2.0, the upcoming D-12 album, jobs he had as a teenager, the key to his success, what he spent his 1st big paycheck on and the importance of supporting local artists.

More interviews from Montreal’s Montreality. This time they kick it with Mac Miller and in the second interview they kick it with Three 6 Mafia. Take in both interviews.

In this interview with Lil Jon speaks about “Watch The Throne” V.S. “The Carter IV”, jobs he had as a teenager, the type of student he was in school and what he spent his 1st big paycheck on, plus footage of Urban Jam 2011, a basketball festival in which he was one of the judges for the dunk competition.