BrooklynVegan presents Trash Talk in Brooklyn for FREE show at 285 Kent Ave on July 26th, THURSDAY! It’s a late one, doors open at 11:59 PM. Complete with “special guests” and DJ Leftbrain of OFWGKTA before and after.

Coincidentally enough, Trash Talk’s free show goes down the same night that Frank Ocean plays Terminal 5 and Tyler the Creator/Earl Sweatshirt hit Best Buy Theater. Trash Talk, who is finishing up a tour with SpaceGhostPurrp, recently signed to Odd Future Records.

The pretty “mother fucker” A$AP Rocky had some choice words for SpaceGhostPurrp in a recent interview with MTV News.

Spawning from comments made by SpaceGhost claiming the Harlem, New York rapper jacked his style and even took some of his lyrics for “Goldie.” After backpedaling and saying he had love for A$AP.

“F him, fuck him, straight up. He’s one of those cats, like a lot of guys just hang around me, try to get hype, and when they dip off, start throwing dirt on the young on the blood. But they can’t stop the pretty motherfucker,” he said. “At the end of the day, he know what it is and he trying to lie to people, pumping that we took styles from him. I mean, if you really look at it, the proof is in the pudding. He’s corny. Stick to making beats, that’s all I gotta say.” - A$AP

Is it us or does it look like hip-hop/rap beef is on an poppin’ again?

Watch the video via MTV News below”

Here is a quick little read for your Monday morning.

Awesome, dope, sick and bizarre. All words that describe this colossal Vader head propelled by hot air. Originally the concept was just a joke, but after a few loose ends were tied with Steve Sansweet from Lucasfilm, die hard Star Wars fans dreams became a reality with this incredible Darth Vader Hot Air Balloon.

Back in April, production duo the Kickdrums pulled a collaboration between Lana Del Rey and A$AP Rocky from their mixtape, saying that apparently, Rocky wanted it for LiveLoveA$AP. Now, the song has surfaced online. Listen to it over at Nah Right.

Like they’ve done in the past, Mad Decent will be throwing block parties in NYC, Philly, Chicago, LA, and now also Toronto, this summer. Lineups and locations have not been announced yet, but we know that NYC will get their party on August 5, and that the party has been hosted at South Street Sea Port. All parties are all ages and free, but RSVP is required.

Revelation Records has uploaded a video of Quicksand performing The Smiths song “How Soon Is Now?” at the recent Revelation Records 25th anniversary shows. Here you go: