Durkio goes country with “Broadway Girls”. Tallying off another collaboration on his resume, Lil Durk broadens his audience with his new record featuring Morgan Wallen. Accompanied by the country star Morgan Wallen on the hook, the Chicago rapper shutdown Nashville’s infamous Lower Broadway and takeover a bar full of booze, women, and a mechanical bull.
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From our family to yours. NLE Choppa’s keeps the new music flowing with his latest drop and its festive visual. Directed by Jerry Morka, the Memphis rapper rocks a crowd at outdoor show and chops down his tree in the blistering snow. Elsewhere, he’s grilling outdoors and gets into the holiday spirit as a Santa
R.I.P. Drakeo The Ruler. Drakeo The Ruler has died after being stabbed in his hometown of Los Angeles on Saturday (Dec 18). He was 28. TMZ reports the incident happened around 8:30 pm local time after a fight between a group of people broke out backstage at the Once Upon A Time music festival. Police
Yo, what the fuck’s up in that briefcase? After unleashing their “Plug Addicts“, RZA and the Flatbush Zombies regroup for their second feature presentation, “Quentin Tarantino”. Soundtracked by the Prince Paul, Erick Arc Elliott, and the RZA, who also laces the hook, the trio narrate gritty tales referencing some of Quentin’s classic films. The cinematic
Secrets to the grave. Joyner Lucas hopes to escape his past on his brand new single, “My Escape”. The Worcester MC details perseverance of his upbringing over a Juicebox Slim production. Filtered with special effects, the LMTLSS Media clip centers Joyner turning up alongside an array of luxury cars, bikes, a chopper, members of his
Cheers! Russ takes his family across the pond in the latest music video off his Chomp 2 album. Directed by Edgar Esteves, the Sicilian descent rapper, his mother, and love fly in their private jet and enjoy a family vacation in France. They fine dine at various restaurants in Paris, hit the local vineyards, and
Tory Lanez brings the thrills as Ashton Rain in the latest music video off his ’80s-inspired album, Alone At Prom. Inspired by Michael Jackson’s icon “Thriller” video, the retro clip follows Ashton on a night out with his high school sweetheart, Diandra Edwards. Despite him morphing into a wolf, the couple continue fun-filled date before
Hot off the release of his Live Life Fast, Roddy Ricch enjoys the life of a millionaire in the album’s latest music video. Directed by Child and himself, the L.A. superstar attends a board meeting entertained with twerkers, pops bubbly with his staff, and takes his bag aboard a yacht full of eye-candy. Life is
Thank Heaven. After releasing a series of 3-track EPs in the forms of Rap? and Pop?, Tierra Whack continues to explore the genres of music with her latest, R&B?. In the murky video for the new project’s opening track, the multi-talented artist laments on lost ones in the midst of a rain storm which appears
The Rock is back. The Rockness Monsta and producer Ron Browz are set to release their Ether Rocks LP on February 11, and release their first single, “Billy Joel”. In the accompanying music video, the Brooklyn rapper posts up on the corner while delivering his rugged flow on Ron’s triumphant beat. Better make way. Rockness
Viva Las Vegas Boldy James and The Alchemist touch down in the latest music video off their Bo Jackson LP. Directed by 30, Boldy James coasts over Al’s haunting soundbed while making moves along the strips of Sin City. In related news, the pair’s follow-up Super Tecmo Bo drops Friday (Dec. 17). [embedded content]
Filler up. After eight years since its original release, Jhene Aiko re-gifts her holiday tune with a revamped version. Taking it back to 2013’s “Wrap Me Up” featuring James Fauntleroy, Aiko flies solo with tones down the production and flies solo with her romantic holiday rendezvous. Merry Christmas indeed. [embedded content]
The Ice Cream Man is coming. 38 Spesh takes on a Wu classic in his new video, “Home Game”. The track is off last year’s mixtape, 1995, a collection of freestyles over ’95’s most-memorable songs. Shot by New Vegas Films and D. Gomez, 38 flows effortless over Raekwon, Ghostface, Capadonna and Method Man’s “Ice Cream”.
Kanye and Drake reunite on stage for a good cause. On Thursday night (Dec. 9), the two hip hop stars came together in front of a sold-out crowd at Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum for a benefit concert for imprisoned and former gang leader Larry Hoover. The show was streamed live on Amazon Prime Video and
Hot off the release of his posthumous album, Fighting Demons, Juice WRLD delivers the blazing visual for “Burn”. Directed by Steve Cannon, the clip centers the late rapper in a L.A. studio while the world experiences a apocalyptical catastrophe cause by comets. Fighting Demons features 18 tracks including guests Justin Bieber, Polo G and Trippie
Lil’ Keke reps the Lone Star state in his new video. Directed by Trill Art, the Screwed Up Click member rounds up his fellow Houstonians for their ode to their home state. Here, they ride through the city with a few eye-candies and congregate with their crew in a parking lot and by a mural
Flatbush Zombies and the RZA connect. After a brief hiatus for most of the year, Flatbush Zombies make their return on RZA’s new track, “Plug Addicts”. Anchored by The Abbott’s sinister production and his razor sharp rhymes, Meechy Darko, Zombie Juice, and Erick Arc Elliott unleash their murderous flows towards their adversaries. The sinister clip
“Come on, y’all are scared to rap!” Off the heels of releasing his Chomp 2, Russ swung by Power 106 for the L.A. Leakers’ Lift Off show. For the show’s freestyle session, Russ showcased his keen bars by rhyming confidently over OutKast’s “Aquemini”. He referenced his competition, success, the holiday season, and Tina Knowles. [embedded
EST Gee’s full of fire in his new music video. Directed by Diesel Films, the Louisville rapper’s sporadically filtered in cracked lava and red-beamed eyes while delivering his aggressive raps from smoking on the couch to racing his sports car in the streets. “Bloody Man” is just one of the new tracks on his latest
What up blood. Hot off the release of their From The Bayou mixtape, Birdman and YoungBoy Never Broke again release the video for its opening track. Created by Nick Belotti, the red hued visual centers Stunna and NBA YoungBoy trading their bravado and aggressive raps while waving their red flag. [embedded content]