Vic Mensa and Kanye West finally release the visuals for their single ‘U Mad’, directed by Grant Singer. The video features the pair in an abandoned warehouse with muted monochrome tones accentuated with a lot of red, giving a very aggressive performance to blaring horns and drums produced by Smoko Ono and Stefam Ponce.

Vic’s Roc Nation debut Traffic is due later this year. He revealed that the next single may be “Rage,” a personal favorite of Beyoncé’s.

‘U Mad’ is available on iTunes, Google Play and Spotify.

Kanye West opens up the new year by releasing new material with The Beatles front man Paul McCartney, titled Only One. With Paul on the piano keys and background vocals, West delivers an emotional ode to his late mother, introducing her to his daughter North. The song features hearing his mother speak from beyond the grave: “Tell Nori about me”.

Cover art shot by Dutch fashion photographer duo Inez van Lamsweerde and Vinoodh Matadin. Only One is available to buy on iTunes and to listen on KANYEWEST.COM.

Featuring a sinister, opulent beat by Kanye West, Pusha T releases a gritty and eery video for “Lunch Money”, directed by Emil Nava. We can see Pusha T whip through the streets in a Porsche, while dancers bust a move in the grainy surveillance footage.

Pusha T has been in the studio with Pharrell and plans to drop his new album King Push in 2015.

Kanye West joined Steve Stoute, Founder and CEO of brand development and marketing firm Translation and Ben Horowitz, entrepreneur and Co-Founder of enterprise software company Opsware, for a seminar titled “Technology, Culture and Consumer Adoption: Learning to Read the Cultural Landscape” at Cannes Lion Festival. We finally get to see the full conversation, where they talk about consumer technology, influence, the Apple/Beats deal, the internet, Instagram and much more.

At the end of May, a Twitter account was created to promote the release of Kanye West’s New Testament. Unbeknownst to the world at the time, New Testament is a 34-minute documentary that has combined your favorite West quotes from over the years with footage of everything from Roman statues to incredible feats of athleticism. With music by Radiohead’s Jonny Greenwood, the soundbites contain audio from interviews with Zane Lowe, Jimmy Kimmel, Power 105′s The Breakfast Club, Sway Calloway and more.