HHDX: Would you agree that your boy Cam’ron has a hell of a resume when he said he bodied cats like Nas, 50, and Mase?
Duke Da God: Yeah, definitely! He definitely has a point with his resume.

HHDX: He was on “60 Minutes” not too long ago, how you feel about the “Stop Snitching” movement?
Duke Da God: It’s hip-hop you know, but it got taken out of line. Prior the all the Don Imus stuff, the Virginia Tech situation, it was like bad timing for everything. It just came out fucked up, but as far as that it’s a press release out for the apologies.

HHDX: At least that’s good promotion on the Diplomats half [laughs]?
Duke Da God: Definitely. It’s “60 Minutes” you know. It just got took out of text and I don’t think Cam really meant what he said. To ask him a question like that on the spot, it was fucked up situation, but like they say in this line of work that’s something you don’t do.

HHDX: Tell me about the new album.
Duke Da God: I got the new album out Duke Da God Presents: More Than Music Volume 2! It’s a dope album with all the Diplomats on there. We worked together like we did since Diplomatic Immunity 1 & 2, so now we back at it again. Get ready, because this one is definitely powerful.

HHDX: Duke, how you feel when people call Koch a graveyard, especially when your album is coming out on that label?
Duke Da God: Nah, it’s funny because the game is changing so much that everybody that were on major labels try to come to Koch. We was never dead so it’s definitely not a graveyard for us. Jim Jones was on Koch. His first through his third album and he was never dead. Fuck all that stuff they talking it helps some older artists, but in our case it’s not a graveyard.

HHDX: Do you think Koch will be the number one label a few years from now?
Duke Da God: Diplomats is gonna be the number one label a few years from now Koch can be number two.

HHDX: [Laughs] Okay I see Duke got confidence with Dipset?
Duke Da God: Yeah definitely, we got something over here.

HHDX: Will the new album be better than the last?
Duke Da God: Yeah, the new album is definitely better than the last one. The last one was Cam'ron Presents Duke Da God The Movement Moves On. This album is better than that last one and More Than Music Part One. We grew a lot, did and seen more things, brought more things, and now it’s just different. Now we just say those things and it shows we are more than music.

HHDX: Thanks for the love Duke and look forward to the album. You have anything else to say to the readers of HipHopDX?
Duke Da God: Go get the new album! It’s Dipset all day and we the strongest movement in the streets. We run New York and take a walk with us through Harlem get the album and you know what it is.