Bun B (Ft. Royce da 5′9″) – Hood Love (Produced by DJ Premier)
Now this is what you call a dream session. Taken from Southern Smoke TV 4 mixtape.

[Props: DJ Smallz]

Rap icons Bun B and Talib Kweli invite newcomer Colin Munroe onto “Don’t Die,” an eclectic track produced by Beatnick and K- Salaam.  Bun’s dominant voice anchors the first half of the track but Kweli holds down the strongest verse.

Click here to download “Don’t Die.”

One great thing about Bun B is that he’s a music fan first, an artist second. Here’s Bun showing support to his friend Dizzee Rascal by filming his “Bonkers” intro at Glastonbury 2009. You may recall that the two collaborated on “Where Da G’s” in 2007.

[Raise one to: Matt]

Here’s Bun B showing sneaker fiends how to keep Air Yeezys clean — by wrapping them around in ugly toilet paper? Another way to ensure that your Air Yeezys stay spotless is to not buy them at all.

Pimp C would approve.

Statik Selektah (w/Bun B & Cory Mo) – “Get Out the Way”
Statik Selektah’s new album has been leaking one track at a time. This one finds Statik pairing Cory Mo and PA’s finest, Bun B, on a mid-tempo banger. I’m feeling this, and that’s not just because the beat has Premier’s fingerprints all over its DNA. Hearing Pimp C’s line from “White Girl”, “You need to learn the game before you try to play,” gave me shivers.

Directed by: Dan The Man

Here’s the first video from Termy Montana’s album, Politics As Usual. Featuring King of the Trill, of course. If you can’t feel this, you’re probably dead.

Here’s the music video for Bun B’s “You’re Everything” alongside Officer Rick Ross, David Banner and 8-Ball & MJG. It’s definitely a celebration of southern swag.

Bun definitely came back hard this year, despite dealing with the difficult loss of his friend and partner-in-rhyme Pimp C. II Trill is still in rotation because of songs like this.

Courtesy of SmashTube.