ScHoolboy Q

He is selling out theaters this October behind an album that turns ten, with no radio record in rotation. The decisions that made that possible are ones any artist can weigh.

Gucci Mane taps ScHoolboy Q for the?N.W.A-inspired collaboration "Lil Story," a song from Gucci's new album,?Mr. Davis. On the record,?Guwop references Ice Cube's famous lyrics from N.W.A?s "Gangsta Gangsta" while Q spits about his rise from prison to stardom.

With almost three weeks until it drops, ScHoolBoy Q has released the tracklist for his forthcoming album, Oxymoron . The 15-track compilation includes features from the likes of 2 Chainz, Tyler, The Creator, Raekwon, and array of others.

His label-mate, Kendrick Lamar, may be GQ's "Man of the Year," but ScHoolboy Q is celebrating his triumphant career, women, hustle and parties in his self-made celebration.

ScHoolboy Q issues a dark and camera shifty visual for his track "Banger" (MOSHPIT). It opens with ScHoolboy in a dark room as he moves around in a way that seems to be prompted by the bars he's spitting and the accompanying beat.

If the TDE BET chypher wasn't enough for y'all you're in luck. Almost a month after inking a deal with TDE, Isaiah Rashad drops the remix for his track "Shot You Down" featuring Jay Rock and SchoolBoy Q.

ScHoolboy Q drops off the hyped cut "Banger (MOSHPIT)" to keep fans' appetite quenched while he readies his debut album, Oxymoron, for later this year.

Macklemore and Ryan Lewis are up to their craziness again, but this time they have some help from other cats. Big Boi, DJ Drama, Wiz Khalifa, A$AP Rocky, Sir Mix-A-Lot and Trinidad James made cameos throughout the music video.

TDE is the new movement on the west coast and they have the rap game in the palm of their hands. Kendrick Lamar has skillfully reignited the Hip Hop game with his verses on Big Sean's "Control" and his TDE family is ready to have his back.

"All My Niggas" just want the money! Yeah, it is all about the money and this colorful collective of artists are telling you why.

It seems that Joey Bada$$ isn't the only rapper that wants to go back in time -- Stalley of MMG released "NineteenEighty7," featuring SchoolBoy Q, which reminisces on the past life.

SchoolBoy drops the music video for "Collard Greens," featuring Kendrick Lamar. The visual looks like a kaleidoscopic dance filled house party.