Just hours after releasing his Certified Lover Boy album, Drake brings sexy back in the album’s first video featuring Future and Young Thug. In the whimsical clip directed by Dave Meyers, the three certify their swag while channeling the videos of Right Said Fred’s 1991 hit, “I’m Too Sexy” and the Backstreet Boys’ 1999 smash
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Phife Dawg and Illa J’s “French Kiss” series continues with their third installment featuring Redman. Produced by Potatohead People, the late Phife, the Detroit lyricist and the Funk Doc take it back to Montreal where they swoon the French ladies with their hot flows and their comical lyrics. [embedded content]
Hot off the release of Shy Glizzy and Glizzy Gang’s Don’t Feed The Sharks LP, Young Jefe stars in the compilation new video. Set at an exotic destination, Young Jefe rides his ATV and kicks it at a lush pad with eye-candy and lavish meals provided by a private chef. Don’t feed the sharks. [embedded
Skepta’s got a full day ahead of him in his All In EP’s new video. Directed by Matthew Walker, the British rapper makes moves throughout London where he works with Bottega Veneta for a photo shoot, Havana Club with his brand of rum, Diesel, and more. Cheers! [embedded content]
Fresh off the release of his Donda album, Kanye West brings life to the album’s first music video with his ode to Kim Kardashian. Featuring footage from his Chicago listening event at Soldier Field, the clip depicts the rapper’s childhood home blazing in flames and Kim walking on the field in her wedding dress where
Bad Boys for life. After 24 years, Diddy and Shyne recently reunited after making amends of a long estranged relationship. On Wednesday (Sep. 1), the two posed together during a photo op in Los Angeles. The Belize House of Representative member returned to the U.S. last month after nearly 12 years following his deportation following
Meek Mill brings more of the blue notes to his new collaboration with Lil Uzi Vert. Produced by Nick Papz and Xander, Meek and Uzi reference their upbringing in the streets and their rapid success. The cinematic clip directed by Kid Art finds the Philly duo performing stunts on ATVs while police choppers hoover above
Tory Lanez’ got it on lock with his new single “Tuh”. Produced by Smash David, the coloration features labelmate VV$ Ken and and CMG’s Est Gee. In the Stylo-directed clip, the trio hosts a rodeo-themed get together at the crib full of smoke, drinks, tons of money, and plenty of racy and twerking eye-candy. [embedded
Get a Grip. Atlanta rapper Grip gives it his all on his new album, I Died For This!? For his Shady Records debut, the label’s latest signee links with Eminem for the “Walkthrough!” and brings his raw talents with “Gutter” featuring Wara. Locked in at 17 tracks, other noteworthy cuts include “Momma Told Me!”, “Glenwood
Mo3 lives. Fresh off the release of his posthumous Shottaz 4Eva (Deluxe), the late Mo3 is immortalize in the project’s new video. The black and white clip depicts the Dallas rapper in the studio recording the melodic track and performing along to the end result. Last April, the original was released and included collaborations with
Hot off his Birthday Mix 6 tape and his appearance on Kanye’s Donda album (“Ok Ok”), Lil Yachty’s still on his new music run. Shot from across the pond, the short visual trails Lil Boat and his crew walking the streets of London where he performs the savage track. [embedded content]
Yeezy season is here. After a few slight delays and a few listening sessions days prior, Kanye West finally releases his long-awaited and tenth studio album, Donda. Named after his late mother, Donda West, Kanye keeps his faith in God and turns up to perseverance with a sonic sound and his nostalgic lyricism. The follow-up
The Dogg Pound spit some real rap for the ladies on their new single featuring Eric Bellinger. The track is off their upcoming DPG4Life album. Directed by Jae Synth, Daz and Kurupt share a moment of clarity of a relationship in a locker room full of ladies. Don’t hate the player, hate the game. [embedded
Boldy James and Lonnie Bands trade raps over The Alchemist beat with “Turkey Noodle Soup”. Under surveillance in a security camera, the two MCs perform their gritty track inside the studio. Turn the music up in their headphones. The track arrives following the release of Boldy James and The Alchemist’s recent LP, Bo Jackson. [embedded
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B-Real and Scott Storch’s got something to say on their collaborative album, Tell You Somethin. Back by the super producer behind the boards, the Cypress Hill rapper releases 10 tracks featuring “Get A Bag”, “Never Go Home”, “Runaway”, and more. Guests include Rick Ross, Ty Dolla $ign, Freeway, DJ Paul, Krayzie Bone, Berner, and Tsu
Jump in that bitch. It is a family affair on Baby Keem’s new single featuring cousin and frequent collaborator Kendrick Lamar. Released through their new company pgLang, Keem unleashes his fiery raps, while K.Dot, who introduces his alter ego Oklama, reps the crew and is smoking on your Top 5 onhis guest verse. Directed by
New artist alert. TDE has announced their latest edition to their roster with new signee Ray Vaughn. To commemorate the news, the Long Beach upstart releases his 3-track EP, Peer Pressure, which features the tracks “Not Allowed”, “Top Shottas”, and “Tap”. “I’d love to tell you how I created the project, but to tell you
Lawda mercy. Brian B.Dot Miller picks Sean Paul’s brain for the best Dancehall/Rap song in the latest episode of Complex Brackets. From The Game and Junior Reid “One Blood”, Shyne and Barrington Levy’s “Bad Boyz”, to Sean Paul’s very own “Gimme The Light” remix with Busta Rhymes, and more, Dutty Paul weighs in on the
For the kids. Joyner Lucas is for the kids in the video to his new single featuring Lil Tjay. Directed by Joyner Lucas and Ben Proulx, Lucas and Lil Tjay give their take on the influence of hip hop on kids. Impersonating various characters idolized by children, Lucas plays a Santa giving guns and drugs