It’s time for the twerkulator. The City Girls are taking over in their epic”Twerkulator” music video directed by Missy Elliott. For the Afrika Bambaataa and Soulsonic Force’s “Planet Rock” sampled-track, the vibrant and choreographic visual opens with an emergency announcement from the Miami duo. As gigantic booties terrorize the city, JT and Yung Miami shake
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Fuck your job! Childish Major has announced his Thank You, God. For It All EP for July 23, and releases the video for its first single. Directed by Kalani Kelly, Childish Major keeps his hard working woman’s mind of her tiresome job. He provides her with lavishing gifts, fine dines her, cruises through the city,
Tell me how you love that. Big Boi and Sleepy Brown are back with no cap on their new single featuring Killer Mike. Anchored by an eerie beat and Sleepy’s low-pitched hook, Sir Lucious and Killer Mike solidify their greatness and longevity in the game. With with Big Sleepover project hopefully still in the horizon,
Pay up. Cordae priorities his hard earnings wisely on his latest release, “Taxes”. Produced by Take A Daytrip, the D.M.V. rapper shares knowledge on its history, the importance of paying Uncle Sam, and its benefits. “Taxes” is off the soundtrack to The Obama’s Netflix program We The People, which also features H.E.R.’s “Change“. [embedded content]
Well deserve. Casanova, who’s awaiting trial for his RICO case, takes it to the Caribbean on his new single featuring Popcaan. On the island-bop, Popcaan caters to the ladies and provides to those who earn it, while Casanova gets a bit of thug passion with his standout verse. [embedded content]
And here we are. Tyler, The Creator has found his way back at the top of the Billboard charts with his latest album, Call Me If You Get Lost. In its first week, the album moved 169,000 equivalent album units with 55,000 in traditional sales. 114,000 of its SEA units equated 152.96 on-demand streams from
Pop Smoke speaks. The late Pop Smoke is set to release his self-titled and next posthumous album, Pop Smoke on July 16, and shares the final number with the “Outro”. Ending the 17-track LP, is a 30 second speech from Pop where he encourages the youth to stay focused on accomplishing their goals. Reach for
Turn me up. Dizzy Wright gets his mind right in his brand new music video, “My Mind Keep Telling Me”. Shot by Vehgus, the Funk Volume MC out of Sin City drops countless noteworthy bars over mellow flutes. Dizzy rocks out during a jam session with a band and dances all the way from the
Shake that ass bitch. Houston DJ and producer Beatking commandeers the ladies on the dance floor on his new record featuring 2 Chainz and Juicy J. Over the Beatking’s thumping drums and chants, 2 Chainz and Juicy J indulge in night full of making it rain on a plethora of hotties twerking, popping, and more.
Get a Grip. Fresh off his deal with Shady Records, East Atlanta rapper Grip brings the “Gutter” raps with his new single featuring Wara. Anchored by a sonic beat and in a distilled voice, the two ATLiens go ham with their bars during a tripped-out psych evaluation. Congrats! [embedded content]
Ay! Juelz Santana’s back and brings the spirit of the late B.I.G. with his “Biggie Voice”. On the track, the Harlem rapper brings the machine gun funk and references the late rapper and holding the block down. If you don’t know, now you know. Last year, the Dipset member released his #FreeSantana tape, finished a
Listen up. No one is more official than Big30 on his new track featuring Yo Gotti. Directed by Ben Marc, the supporting music video finds the two outside in their Memphis projects. They stunt in luxury cars with stacks of money, mingle with the locals, and show their support for Pooh Shiesty, who was indicted
Jackboy won’t back down. As turmoil brews among the Sniper Gang camp, Jackboy releases his aptly fitting single “Ten Toes Down”. Along with the release, Jackboy hits the waters and fearlessly shark dives while addressing loyalty and staying rooted. Earlier in the week, Kodak Black dissed members of his Sniper Gang including Jackboy and tossed
Illmatic After nearly three decades in the making, Nas resurrects an old solo gem from the vaults and remasters it with Freddie Gibbs and Cordae for Spotify’s Single series. Produced by Hit-Boy, Esco recites the nostalgic raps, which he first recorded during his Illmatic sessions in 1993. Cordae incorporates Nasir’s classics with his reflectful opener,
Vic Mensa is like..a beast on the mic. While visiting Power 106, the Chicago rapper participated in the L.A. Leaker’s Life Off with a 10 minute freestyle. Over Nas’ “Nas Is Like”, Vic through on his shades to the Preemo beat and referenced the current state, his longevity, success and more. [embedded content]
Ice! 1017 and 4PF connect in BigWalkDog’s new video featuring Lil Baby and Pooh Shiesty. Shot by OmarTheDirector, the new 1017 recruit flaunts his iced-out jewelry including his watch collection, big rings, and heavy chains. Lil Baby flosses with his in the middle of the hood and Pooh Shiesty pulls up on his co-stars with
Oh man. You can trust Lil Baby and Lil Durk in the latest video off their The Voice Of Heroes. In the IJU Production, Lil Baby and Durkio rap their devotion to the streets in a series of backdrops. They jet in in their Lambo, get in their bag, and hit the strip club with
Ready? Flo Rida is back and the “Summer’s Not Ready” with his new record featuring Inna and Timmy Trumpet. Over Sermstyle’s dance-infused beat Timmy Trumpet, Flo Rida takes it back outside with weekends at the beach and long nights. This marks Flo Rida’s latest single since his 2019’s “Snack” featuring E-40 and Sage The Gemini.
Welcome to Sin City. Hot off the release of his Sin City, Ski Mask The Slump God premieres the cinematic video off the mixtape. Drawing inspiration from the neo-noir crime anthology film, Ski Mask gets caught up in a world of corruptions full of murder, shootouts, drugs, and much more. The Roc and Egg-directed clip
No cap. CMG’s EST Gee continues to show no signs of slowing down with his new drop, “Capitol 1”. Filtered out with graphics and animations, the Louisville rapper gets it cracking in the studio where he flexes his bands, lights up a few blunts, and pours up even more with the rest of his crew.