R.I.P. Dolph Paper Route Empire’s Kenny Muney pays homage to Young Dolph in the latest video off Paper Route Empire’s compilation album, Long Live Dolph. Directed by himself, the Memphis rapper highlights Dolph’s legacy and influence while watching random videos of his mentor inside a movie theater. [embedded content]
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Bang bang. After a brief hiatus, Denzel Curry’s “Walkin” to the first single off his forthcoming album, Melt My Eyez, See Your Future. Produced by Kal Banx, Denzel details his journey through life’s struggles and perseverance. Along with the release, the action-packed western trails the rapper through a torched down in the desert before his
MJB keeps it moving. Ain’t nothing going on but Mary J. Blige’s “Rent Money”, her latest single featuring Dave East. Produced by D’Mile, the Queen of Hip Hop & Soul and the Harlem rapper detail parting ways with their ex and the lack reciprocity in relationships. “Rent Money” follows the singer’s previous singles “Amazing” and
Late-night drip. Gunna took it above the clouds during his musical performance on Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon on Thursday night (Jan. 20). Seated at a cozy chair by candles on a misty stage, the YSL rapper gave a acoustic rendition of his “Empire” with a dangling microphone and the assistance of a guitarist. The
Let’s get it on. Hot off the release of his Colors LP, YoungBoy Never Broke Again releases its latest music video. Directed by FlyGuyNick, NBA YoungBoy throws on his mask and eggs on his opps from the crib where he records the track, flaunts his cash, sips his lean, and plays a game of chess.
Don’t come outside. Right off the heels of sharing her Food For Thought, Che Noir connects with Ransom and 38 Spesh for the album’s first music video. In the gritty clip, the Shea Butter Queen of Buffalo and her male collaborators trade bars in the street, while a stabbing occurs elsewhere. [embedded content]
Cooler than cool. After keeping a low profile, Big K.R.I.T. makes his epic return with “So Cool”, the first single off his upcoming album. On the uptempo and soulful tune, the Mississippi rapper flexes his confident flow full of with pizzazz, bravado, and keeping his composure by any means. Along with the release, the retro
Ready? Or Not. On Friday (Jan. 21), The Fugees announced that they have canceled their upcoming reunion due to the continued COVID pandemic. Initially to kick off last Fall, the group announced in October that they were postponing into 2022. “We anticipate and understand the disappointment but our anniversary tour will not be able to
Hit a “Lick”. Shenseea brings her rude gyal vibes for the hotties on her new single and first collaboration with Megan Thee Stallion. Over a flip of Pupa Nas T and Denise Belfon’s “Work” by BoogzDaBeast, Joseph L’Etranger, and Murda Beatz, the Jamaican superstar details her raunchy requests, while Hot Girl Meg boasts her sexual
This. is. the remix. French Montana secures another bag and shares the wealth on his new remix featuring Moneybagg Yo. Directed by Chris Moreno and French Montana, the wet and wild video finds both the Bronx bomber and Tennessee titan in Puerto Rico for a lavish pool party full of money, hookah, and a bevy
Cardi to the rescue! Cardi B has announced that she will cover the funeral costs for the victims who lost their lives in the recent fire in her New York City borough. The 29-year-old Bronx native tells CNN, “I’m extremely proud to be from the Bronx and I have lots of family and friends who
Back on road. Cordae shares his dealings on love in his new music video featuring H.E.R. and Lil Durk. Directed by Edgar Esteves, the clip depicts Cordae working at a diner and seemingly involved with his co-worker. H.E.R. meets with her man before their breakup, while Durkio and his lady quarrel from outside the parking
Ice, ice, Baby. After kicking off the week with his “Sneaky Link Anthem“, DaBaby continues run of new music with “Couple Cubes Of Ice”. On the island-infused bop, the Billion Dollar Baby brings his whimsical antics and flow to a night club where he flosses his ice and works his charm on his lady interest
Long Live Dolph. Key Glock breaks silence on wax and proudly salutes Young Dolph for the latest offering off Paper Route Empire’s upcoming compilation, Long Live Dolph. In his heartfelt visual, Key Glock pays homage to his mentor and friend from the mural at Memphis’ Makeda’s Butter Cookies shop, where Dolph was murdered. Long Live
Drip Season continues. Gunna scores his second No. 1 debut on the Billboard 200 charts with the release of his DS4EVER. The YSL rapper previously topped the list with his last album Wunna in 2020. DS4EVER launches 150,300 equivalent album units in its first week with 4,700 of the sum in traditional album sales. 144,600
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Breezy, more than meets the eye. With his much-anticipated album Breezy still in the horizon, Chris Brown brings the party on his new drop, “Iffy”. On the groove track, which interpolates 50 Cent’s hit “In Da Club,” the R&B superstar celebrates his glamorous and bachelor lifestyle. The Joseph Kahn-directed video depicts Chris dance battling crews
Don’t hate the player, hate the game. DaBaby’s simply sneaking around in the music video to his brand new single. Directed by himself, DaBaby creeping around on his main squeeze while portraying a workout instructor, a grocery delivery man, and a cable repair guy. “Sneaky Link Anthem” follows DaBaby’s recent collaboration with NBA YoungBoy “Bestie/Hit“.
All eyes on EarthGang. All eyes are on EarthGang and the first single of the year, “All Eyes On Me”. Produced by Jetsonmade, Johnny Venus and Doctur Dot reference their early struggles and their destiny on the empowering anthem. The clip features various scenes including household struggles, a repast, and a celebratory feast. “All Eyes
“Eazy” does it. Life was never “Eazy” on The Game and Kanye West’s new collaboration. Over a sinister production by Hit-Boy, DJ Premier, Big Duke, Cash Jones, and Mike Dean, The Game references perseverance with his West Coast flow, while Ye touches on life’s complicated events including his estranged wife.