Oh-oh. Pop Smoke’s lush live is document in the latest video off Pop Smoke’s new posthumous album, Faith. In the vibrant visual full of eye-candy, archive footage of the late rapper depicts live performances and club appearances. Meanwhile, Future hits the strip club and takes a few ladies back to the telly. [embedded content]
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Nobody still beats the Biz. The Clown Prince of Hip-Hop Biz Markie has died at the age of 57. TMZ reports Biz Markie, born Marcell Hall, passed away at 6:25 pm local time at a Baltimore hospital on Friday (Jul. 7). Biz was hospitalized due to health complications. In 2020, he suffered a stroke related
Summer school is in session. Davido pampers the ladies on his A Better Time‘s new video featuring Chris Brown and Young Thug. In the high school-inspired clip, Davido works his charm on the girls in the hallway and around campus. Young Thug paints his lady in art class, while Breezy shows off his moves in
Diamonds up, Dave East down. Dave East and Harry Fraud shine on the first release off their upcoming album, Hoffa, dropping July 30. Over Harry Fraud’s soulful loop, the Harlem MC narrates street tales and hood politics. In the FTD Films’ complimentary video, Dave discusses business with his fellow mobsters at a eatery and parties
Morning from New York. J.I’s having a tough morning. Such is the case in the video to the New York rapper’s latest single. In the heartbroken visual, J.I and his lady spend an evening at the park and ride the New York subway. The clip ends with an empty bed and a good bye from
Savage Mod continues. 21 Savage and Metro Boomin make the best during hard times in their Savage Mode 2‘s action-packed thriller. Directed by Leff, the two stick up Wall Street amid hard times of financial issues and stock markets crashing. The clip also features infomercials starring DJ Khaled, Usher, Bow Wow, and Shaquille O’Neal. [embedded
Ughh, Isaiah likes it like that. With his The House Is Burning set to drop on July 30, Isaiah Rashad gets warmed up with his latest drop. Straddling Dani Kartel’s flip of Juve and Soulja Slim’s classic, the TDE runs through chicks from Chattanooga to Miami on this pimped out ditty. [embedded content]
Back at it as usual. Styles P is a whole new level in the latest video off his recent Ghosting album. In the sci-fi clip, which features vintage moments in sports, Pinero mans a spaceship and illuminates on a CGI set while spitting prolific bars over a saxophone-dripped beat. It’s just different. [embedded content]
Game on, bitches! Lil Tecca steps into the video game world in his new video. The track features Amine and is off the Space Jam: A New Legacy soundtrack. Accompanied by scenes from the film, Lil Tecca drifts off and and teams up with LeBron James where they battle robotic villains in a futuristic setting.
Here lies Vince. Hot off the release of his self-titled album, Vince Staples is running and falling in the LP’s opening track. Directed by Jack Bergert, the slow motion-clip depicts Vince portraying various neighbors in his Long Beach neighborhood. Here, he is mysterious being pursued as he continuous runs, falls, and slowly sinking into his
Some things never change. Ain’t nothing going on but the flex in the latest video off Quez4Real’s recentStraight Out The SW4TS 3. Directed by Casso, Que pulls up in his Lamborghini to a graffitied spot where he gets in his bag with his crew. He then takes his money to the bedroom where he’s joined
This Yak’s for you. Young M.A lets her “Yak Thoughts” take its course in the latest vignette from her Off The Yak LP. Directed by Marc Diamond, Young M.A, who recently checked into rehab, spills an introspective rap while walking through an abandoned building and a loading dock full of graffiti. Cheers to recovery. [embedded
The Iconic Woman. Rapsody brings her “Iconic” penmanship on her contribution to Femme it Forward’s complication, Big Femme Energy Vol. 1. Over an energetic production, the NC lyricist unleashes an abundance of empowering bars while reference her fellow peers including Mary J. Blige, Gucci Mane, and more. The full audio is off the Big Femme
Brodie got a body. Fredo Bang bids farewell to the opps with “Bless His Soul”, his new single and video featuring Polo G. Produced both by Hardbody B-Eazy and DJ Chose, Fredo and Polo exchange their menacing raps in the rough parts of Miami while hanging with some of Dade County’s grittiest locals. Welcome back
Feeling it. Dreamville lets the good times roll with Bas and J.Cole’s new record featuring Lil Tjay and produced by T-Minus. In the summery clip, J.Cole pulls up with both a wavy hook and verse while portraying a service driver. He scoops up Bas and his lady in a drop top automobile and link with
Everything is fine. Lil Baby was released from a Paris jail on Friday (Jun. 9) following an arrest for Marijuana the day before. The Associated Press reports the 26-year-old rapper was fined for having cannabis in the car after police smelled the substance prior to the traffic stop. NBA star James Harden was also in
Switch! Pooh Shiesty’s trapping all the way in his Shiesty Season (Spring Deluxe)‘s new video featuring G Herbo and No More Heroes. In the heroic clip filtered with lighting and flip phones, Pooh Shiesty’, who was indicted recently on a robbery charge, works out the lab and is chopping up bricks while G Herbo flies
Uggh, nice watch. From Nawlins to The A, Curren$y rides for his team in his Jet Life Family’s Welcome To Jet Life Recording 2‘s new video featuring Scotty ATL. Directed by Destr8dope, Spitta and Scotty preach their loyalty and work ethic while sipping liquor and lighting up at the crib as well as on the
Gs up, boogie down. Glasses Malone dances like a G to his new West Coast banger featuring The Game and Kurupt. Over a G-Funk soundbed drenched in synthesizers, Glasses and The Game open their gangster party to the public, while Kurupt hypes it up with the vocoder-used hook. Off his upcoming Glasshouse (The Prequel), Glasses
West Coast shit. Ahead of his self-titled album this Friday (Jul. 9), Vince Staples hit up local Power 106 for L.A. Leaker’s Life Off show. Blasting off to Dr. Dre’s “Xxplosive”, Vince dropped a fiery rap touching on his upbringing, the state of the game, street politics, and social injustice. Long Beach is definitely up