Another one. DJ Khaled is simply “Staying Alive” on his new single featuring Drake and Lil Baby. The track features excerpts of the Bee Gees’ 1977 classic “Staying Alive”. Directed by X, the epic video begins with Khaled speaking to medical students at the Khaled Khaled Hospital. Meanwhile, Drake and Lil Baby portray doctors, who
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Twice upon a time. Flatbush Zombies’ Meechy Darko is a man of his word on his new single featuring Freddie Gibbs and A-Trak. Co-produced by Jay Versace and Dot Da Genius, Meechy and Freddie trade honest verses full of sleek bars, before A-Trak closes out the track with his scratches. “On God” follows “Get Lit
I will not lose. After a quiet year, Rob Markman makes his triumphant return with “100 Losses”. Produced by DviousMindz, Rob reflects on the highs and lows and staying focused on persevering through losses. “100 Losses” is Mark’s first music since last year’s “S.S.D.“. Meanwhile, he’s working on the follow-up to last year’s If You
You know how sticky it get. Drake is back on road in his new music video, “Sticky”. Directed by Theo Skudra, the montage clip follows the 6 God on his recent excursions from performing at Metro Metro Festival in Montreal to celebrating the 4th in the Hamptons and sailing through St. Tropez in his $50
Danger! Rapper Mystikal, who has faced sexual assault charges in the past, was booked on several charges including first-degree rape. According to The Advocate , the 51-year-old New Orleans native, born Michael Tyler, was taken into custody Sunday (Jul. 31) after Ascension Parish sheriff’s deputies responded to a local hospital for a victim of a
Better late than never. After over 13 years since the song’s debut, Eminem reaches into the Shady vault and releases the lost video to his Dr. Dre and 50 Cent collaboration, “Crack A Bottle”. The sinister clip centers a demented junkie who’s 40oz bottle depicts various scenes including a patient jotting down the rapper’s lyrics
Ready to spin. Don Q is all about his paper in his new music video, “Name Drop” featuring Dusty Locane. Directed by Starr Mazi, the gritty clip centers the two unleashing their menacing raps from a warehouse where money is counted and bagged, a hostage being tormented, and eye-candy twerking throughout. The track is off
Bang Bang. Termanology connects with Kool G Rap on his new single, “Let Ya Glock Burst”. Anchored by Amadeus 360 the Beat King’s production, G Rap comes through with a gritty opening verse, while Term covers the OG with numerous rounds of bars. “Let Ya Glock Burst” arrives off the heels of Termanology’s “No Tellin
You got knocked the fuck out! Hot off the release of his Catch Me If You Can EP, Doe Boy releases the video to its opening track, “Off The Porch”. Directed by Reel Goats, Doe Boy shares his typical and whimsical day from around the way. Here, he kicks it on the porch, loiters at
What up Blood? EST Gee goes out for all out “Blood” on his freshly released single. Produced by FOREVERROLLING and Money Every, the Louisville slugger unleashes his cutthroat raps while plotting on a gruesome revenge. Meanwhile, EST Gee can be found alongside his fellow CMG The Label mates on their compilation album, Gangsta Art. [embedded
West, West, y’all. With his Drillmatic album finally set for August 12, The Game returned to the Liftoff show at Power 106 for his L.A. Leakers freestyle. Over an exclusive beat by Hit-Boy, the Compton rapper unleashed a fiery flow filled with heavy-hitting bars and witty punchlines. In typical fashion, he saluted his fellow peers
Bonjour. Larry June is rolling like a boss on his latest release, “In My Pockets”. Directed by LX, the San Francisco rapper takes Paris to enjoy everything the city offers while referencing his wealth and travels over a Cardo Got Wings-produced track. “In My Pockets” comes off the heels of Larry June’s “Private Valet“. [embedded
Burrr! Quavo and Takeoff team up with Gucci Mane on their latest collaboration “Us vs. Them”. Co-produced by DJ Durel, Money Musik, Duce.6x and Eza, Unc, Phew, and Guwop shut down the competition with their confident flows. Along with the release, the Keemotion-directed clip centers the trio flexing in a parking garage full of fireworks
Who’s your daddy? With his Multiverse upon us, Wiz Khalifa’s the “Big Daddy Wiz” on the upcoming album’s opening track. Over Girl Talk’s groovy flip of Positive K’s 1992 hit “I Got A Man”, Wiz pops his collar to his braggadocious raps and his pimped out lifestyle. The two previously collaborated on their Full Court
Call a firetruck. Nardo Wick and The Kid Laroi balling adventures through the wilderness in their epic music video, “Burning Up”. Directed by Cole Bennett, The Wickman and The Kid suit up and boast their wealth in a series of outdoor activities including speed boating along the river, sitting on a bridge above a waterfall,
Happy Birthday Dolph. Young Dolph lives forever on his posthumous single, “Hall Of Fame” released by his Paper Route Empire. In celebration of the late rapper’s 37th birthday (Jul. 27), the Memphis legend references his come up, accolades, and legacy over a hard-hitting production by Bandplay. Young Dolph was murdered last November by two men
Haan! French Montana and EST Gee invade a city block in New York City in their new music video, “Keep It Real”. Courtesy of Rook the Director, Montana and EST Gee bring their savvy and stick talk throughout the Bronx. They perch on top of a local deli, hit the courts at Dyckman Park, and
The joys of painting. Post Malone and Doja Cat moves forward with passion, desire, and love in their new music video, “I Like You (A Happier Song)”. Directed by child., the colorful clips portrays Posty who brings his portrait to life. He paints his muse Doja, who is scantily-clad in flowers, and frolics with her
Change gon’ come. In the midst of his ongoing fight to get off house arrest, NBA. YoungBoy shares his latest music video, “Change”. Directed by Issac Garcia, the video centers the rapper reflecting his trials and tribulations with an aggressive flow from a bedroom to an outdoor patio. The track follows NBA’s recent “I Don’t
The wait is over. After nearly five years and a few slight delays, Joey Bada$$ gets the clearance with his long-awaited and third album, 2000. Coinciding with the 10th anniversary of his breakout mixtape, 1999, 2000 finds Badmon keeping his “Head High” through rough times and paying homage Pro Era’s Capital Steez (“Survival’s Guilt“). Elsewhere,