Skyzoo Documentary "the great debater"

The lyrical emcee from Brooklyn has shown time and time again that he has nothing but greatness on the mic. I had the chance to see Skyzoo perform at the famous S.o.b's last summer and it was amazing. A member of Duck Down records and a great independent artist who will be in the hip hop game for years to come.

9th Wonder ft Skyzoo, Fashawn & King Mez

Braille "feel it"

9th Wonder ft Warren G, Murs & Kendrick Lamar "enjoy"

BlaQ Poet "Power music"

Celph Titled & Buckwild "The deal maker"

Slaughterhouse/Shady 2.0 Cypher B.E.t awards

Slaughterhouse @ Dj Premier Shout me out

Joell Ortiz @ Prospect Park Bk Live

Nas & Az @ Rock the bells 2011 "lifes a bitch"

Slaughterhouse @ Rock the bells 2011 Crooked I freestyle

Crooked I spits a mean fucking freestyle that is nothing but amazing!

Royce Da 5'9 "Writers Block"

Royce Da 5'9 & Eminem of Bad Meets Evil "fast Lane"

Bad Meets Evil is an American hip hop duo from Detroit, Michigan that consists of rappers Royce Da 5'9 (Bad) and Eminem (Evil).

Random Axe "random call"

Random Axe is the self-titled debut album of American hip hop group Random Axe, released June 14, 2011, on Duck Down Music Inc..The group comprises hip hop producer Black Milk and rappers Guilty Simpson and Sean price. The album was produced entirely by Black Milk and features guest contributions from Roc Marciano, Danny Brown, Fat Ray, Melanie Rutherford, Rock and Trick Trick.

The Doppelgangaz

Known only as Matter Ov Fact and EP, the two hail from “Parts Unknown,” NY and bring with them a smooth-sounding yet heavy-hitting lyricism that lends credibility to their three year run.

The Doppelgangaz

Known only as Matter Ov Fact and EP, the two hail from “Parts Unknown,” NY and bring with them a smooth-sounding yet heavy-hitting lyricism that lends credibility to their three year run.

A special thanks :)

I would like to thank all you fans out there for your support and feedback. I would also like to thank all the great emcees I have interviewed and the fantastic fans who took time out their day for an interview. I would like to promise all my fans that the future looks very bright and i will have lot's of content coming up and amazing videos. Until then keep following this blog for the best hip hop and videos.

Eminem & Royce Bad Meets Evil ft Slaughterhouse "loud noises"

Random Axe ( Black Ops)

MrSplaTtv puts that work in at the slaughterhouse concert. Exclusive video footage only at hiphopisgone.

Lets talk hip hop with some famous people

My favorite interview of all time

Classic interview with the one and only Crooked I

The Sin City Video Teaser

Albums I'm Bumping right now. (not all of them just a few)

 Yea, nasty album but was it better than the first? You can argue that is wasn't but i think when it came to production and beats this album exceeds the first by a mile. Well that's just what i think (laughs).

 Although not better than his first album the Brick this still goes hard. Production is crazy and beat selection was great. Joell covers the hood, drugs, life, and his high school sweet heart in this album.

  Oh My God, this album was a masterpiece. With Dj Premier producing half the albums the production was amazing. Royce shows his story telling ability and his bars are on point 90% of the album. The other 10% was wtf.......lol

Real Hip hop: Termanology, Joell Ortiz, Saigon, Bun B, Freeway "say it"

Off Termanology's Camio Kings, a poise cut featuring four hip hop lyrical giants

Canibus got fucked over?

 After a recent beef with Slaughterhouse and Dj Premier Canibus went on a radio show to speak on his recent problems with the two. Canibus also spoke on how the hip hop industry in general fucked him over and why people should shut the fuck up! I have always been behind Canibus and i have always supported him since his first album. Like i said before Canibus has never sold out on himself and always stood true. Listen to the three part rant he went on.

part 2

part 3

Random Axe the new "super group"

 Hip hop has a new "super group" and it's not Slaughterhouse. The group has two artist from Detroit and one from Bk. Sean Price has always been nice but very underrated just like every other emcee I talk about. Black Milk is a Mc/producer and he has a great ear for beats and songs. Guilty Simpson is the only one out of the three I never really heard of but after listening to one of his mix tapes I fucks with him. Stay tuned for their new LP dropping June 14 and support the new team.

Real Hip Hop: "Hex" Sean Price, Guilty Simpson, Black Milk offical video

Buy the Random Axe album June 14

Real Hip Hop: Random Axe! New supergroup Sean Price, Guilty Simpson, Black Milk

Shout out to V.i.C whos locked up at the moment and LearnZ

Big Pun or Biggie?

B-lipz spits a freestyle for MrSplaTtv

Real Hip Hop: Immortal Technique, Crooked I, Chino XL "lick shots"

Real Hip Hop: Joell Ortiz "project boy"

Real Hip Hop; F5 Ludacris Ft Slaughterhouse

Real Hip Hop: Joe budden "World keeps spinning"

Joey kills it!

Real Hip Hop: Capone N Noreaga "Pain"

Of the War Report 2 album.

SkYZoo shouts me out! Bk and SplaT fans stand up!

Internets! Dallas Penn shouts me out on soem funny shit

Juganot "i need a dollar" then remiz ft Joell Ortiz, Red cafe, cassidy, and Maino

Dollar remix

Slaughterhouse "Move on"

Eminem ft Royce da 5'9 "Fast lane and writers block"

WRITERS BLOCK

Joell Ortiz and Mic Rightous

REAL HIP HOP

Sean Price "freestyle

Kool G Rap "ill street blues" real hip hop

Nas "hip hop is dead"

Immortal Technique "Point of no return"

Royce Da 5'9 "Shake This"

Sav Killz

 

Sav Killz
Years present: 1995 to present
From: Bk
Label: All Elements/Fat Beats

Group: Gold Chain Military 
The first time i heard Sav Killz i was like this is something impressive. I was on Fulton street working and he walked up to me with a Cd and decided to let me hold it because he saw how much i loved real hip hop. We chopped it up for a few and he put me on some of his songs. When i got home i popped the Cd into my player and listen to a few of his tracks. I became a fan after four or five of his tracks. You can tell he is Wu influenced and he has that O.D.B voice with greater lyrically ability. Not only can this dude rhyme but he is also very humble. You can find Sav on Fulton, Chambers, 23rd street and every other populated street corner in the city. Check out the pics and interview after the jump.

Eminem "superman"

Classic Big pun "shattering dreams"

Tupac! "dear mama"

Classic Biggie shit "10 crack commandments"

StS ft Joell Ortiz "the people" Remix!

Joe Budden "are you in that mood yet" Classic!

Black Milk ft Royce "losing out"

Wow! Travis Barker ft. Slaughterhouse "Devil's got a hold of me"

Big L "dangerzone" ft. Mase

"Call it quits" Apollo The Great ft. Joell Ortiz

"MrSplaTtv" Memories

People from London shouting me out. From across De PonD

Im going to come back strong my hip hop people!

I've been gone for a second but this summer is going to be a year to remember for me ya! I have done big things from interview hip hop greats like Joell Ortiz, Crooked I, and the legend Dj Primer. This summer you will see exclusive footage that is going to be really crazy. Stay tuned my hip hop people and follow your boy!

Sean Price

Sean Price

Years Present: 1993 to present
From: Brooklyn 
Label: Duck Down
Group: Boot Camp Clik
When i was first introduced to Sean Price it wasn't even through a Boot Camp track. I was at my boys house and he showed me a track called "figure four" and then i became a fan. Now I've seen Sean perform live and he is a big crowd pleaser. He walks onto the stage with this cocky walk and embraces his loyal fan base. Now to get this out the way I love the work he put in as a Boot Camp but I feel like his solo work is much better. Sean is a very talented lyricist but I feel like his demeanor on track bring his music to life. Sean has a very unique flow along with very witty punchlines. Sean has many freestyle videos on you tube that is very entertaining to watch because of the way his hands move around to go along with what he is saying. Sean might have never been exposed to the masses because of his appeal and rhyme style but for the people who love and respect him for his lyrical dominace along the years. If you are reading this you are a Sean Price fan and also a Boot Camp fan. Watch the "figure four video below and see what I'm talking about.

Sheek Louch, Joell ortiz, Termanology "this is hip hop"

Jay Electronica "exhibit A"

Royce Da 5'9 "boom"

Dj Premier live in paris

Large Professor

Statik Selektah "stop look and listen"

Termanology