From the desk of Tory. Tory Lanez gets a few things off his chest on his latest release. The track arrives following “Florida Shit” and is part of his Fargo Friday music series. Directed by himself and Stylo, the accompanying visual centers Tory stunting throughout L.A. while reflecting on both his newfound success and his
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Trae and Truth. Trae Tha Truth shares an emotional tribute to his daughter in the latest video off his recent EP, Life n Pain. Shot by Tru Films, the emotional clip finds the proud father arriving at an airport and venting on the balance of fatherhood and stardom. The visual also features footage of himself
Guapdad’s The Answer. To coincide with COLORS Studios and 2K Games new partnership, Guapdad 4000 balls out on “Black Iverson” for NBA 2K22‘s latest season update. Drawing inspiration from Post Malone’s “White Iverson“, the Bay rapper references his come up and ballistic lifestyle for the melodic ditty, which he debuted on the platform, A COLORS
Baow! Rowdy Rebel faces off with his vices on the title-track to his forthcoming album, Rowdy vs. Rebel. Directed by Damien Sandoval, the matching visuals finds the GS9 rapper contrasting both his rapping and trapping lifestyles through various scenes from a lavish estate full of women to the rugged streets with his crew. The track
Fuck noise. IDK lets it rip on his new single “Taco, his first music since last summer’s USEE4YOURSELF album. Over a groovy and knocking beat by Kaytranada, the D.M.V. rapper riddles the track with his street-infused raps. The accompanying music video finds IDK in the projects in Southeast D.C. [embedded content]
Still hot off the release of her 777 album, Latto served as the musical guest on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon on Thursday night (April 7). Backed by her band and choir, Latto performed “Sunshine” before stripping down from her gown and segueing into her hit “Big Energy”. Last week, Latto also released the
Y’all know what this is. Papoose, Fabolous, and Jermaine Dupri are focused in their Street Heat Film feature presentation. Directed by Will C and Tana, the trio unleash their fearless raps over JD’s roaring beat from the streets to a neon-lit set and a hallway full of plaques. Last year, Pap released an EP at
It’s chaining day. Alicia Keys continues the ode to New York City in her new music video, “City Of Gods (Part 2). Bestowed by rap legend Slick Rick, the innovative clip finds Alicia donning The Ruler’s massive chains and cruising in a futuristic Mercedes EQ sportscar in the midst of bright lights and fireworks. The
Diamonds are forever. Dreamville duo EarthGang pulls a heist in the latest music video off their Ghetto Gods album. The video serves as the third episode from the album’s video series (“American Horror Story” and “Strong Friends”). In the cinematic clip directed by Mac Grant, Olu and WowGr8 takeover The Diamond Company where they hold
Ughk! After serving up “Diet Coke“, King Push reunites with Hov on the latest offering off Push’s forthcoming album. Over Pharrell’s hypnotic production, the legendary rap titans reflect on their longevity and success with their God level flows and witty bars. The two previously collaborated on 2016’s “Drug Dealers Anonymous” and on Kanye’s “So Appalled”
It is time. Time slips away for The Weeknd in the latest feature presentation off his Dawn FM album. Directed by Cliqua, the star-studded video co-stars Squid Game’s Jung Ho-yeon and actor-comedian Jim Carrey. The cinematic visual finds XO and Jung meeting in a hotel elevator and then taking over a karaoke bar for a
Heard August was cancelled. After over a year, August Alsina makes a surprise return with his latest single, “Shake The World”. Clocked in under just two minutes, the New Orleans singer addresses his critics and haters with confidence. This marks August’s first music since last year’s “Entanglement” featuring Rick Ross. In 2020, he released his
Don’t call is a comeback! LL Cool J is bringing the Rock The Bells festival to Queens. The one-day hip hop festival will take place on Saturday, August 6 at the Forest Hills Stadium. The full-line up as yet to be revealed, but among the acts already announced include LL himself with DJ Z-Trip, Ice
Esco, let’s go! The 64th Grammys celebrated the year’s music at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas on Sunday (April 3). Hosted by Trevor Noah, Silk Sonic’s Bruno Mars and Anderson.Paak kicked off the ceremony with a soulful performance of “Leave The Door Open”, which earned the duo both Song Of The Year
P! Gunna made his Saturday Night Live debut as the musical guest on Saturday (April 3). On a smoke-filled set with a band, the YSL rapper kicked off the night with “Banking On Me” for his first performance. For his second act, Gunna brought out his fellow ATLien Future for their collaboration “Pushin P”. Both
NLE Choppa gets deep with his “Yak Flow” for his new music video. Gliding over soothing snaps and 808s, the Memphis trailblazer parades around the city and a few strippers while reflecting on life and success. “Yak Flow” follows Choppa’s emotional tribute, “The Gender Reveal Song” where he addresses the recent loss of his unborn
Young Glock. Aptly fitting for this weekend’s Grammys, Key Glock takes a moment to reflect in his new music video, “Grammys”. The cinematic clip finds the Memphis rapper reacting his childhood years including an adolescent hustler on the rise and a dominant teenager holding the streets down. The track serves as the intro to his
Buss it, baby. Tee Grizzley does a whole lot of flexing in the video to “Buss It Dow”, the follow up to “Beat The Streets“. Directed by Ben Marc, the Detroit rapper delivers aggressive bars with a little auto-tune while hitting various shops in Beverly Hills and parading around a bevy of eye-candy in lingerie.
Lucas season is upon us. Joyner Lucas gets crazy with his flow on his pro-Yeezy track, “Ye Not Crazy”. Pulling out the massive black Sherp all-terrain ATV and recreating the Donda 2 live listening concert, Joyner gets on his Ye shit alongside a masked Kanye look-alike. “Ye Not Crazy” is Joyner’s first release following “My
The Ice Cream man is coming. Freddie Gibbs cools out with Rick Ross on “Ice Cream”, Gibbs first music since last year’s “Black Illuminati” featuring Jadakiss. Over a flip of Raekwon’s classic done by Kenny Beats, Gibbs serves scoops of his rapid-flowing bars while cruising in an ice cream truck full of women. Meanwhile, Rozay