Big Banks with the Big Don. British rappers Stefflon Don and Ms Banks pair up for the “Dip” on their new collaboration and video. Directed by Wowa, the UK divas both get in their bag and deliver raps filled with raunchy requests on the dance floor. Baby, dip. [embedded content]
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Silence! Back with a vengeance, Lizzo addresses it all on “Rumors”, her brand new single featuring Cardi B. In the epic music video, the two labelmates chanel Greek Goddesses critics and silences the haters. Lizzo dances on columns and twerks to the music, while Cardi B sits at the throne and shows off her baby
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From D.C. to TX. Wale takes his talents to the Lone Star state on his new single featuring Yella Beezy and Maxo Kream. Over a flip of Mike Jones’ “Still Tippin” by Harry Fraud, Folarin lets loose his southern slang. Yella Beezy adds his Dallas swag, while Maxo Kream keeps it strictly H-Town down. [embedded
Pray on, player. Childish Major performs his hymn in the latest music video off his Thank You, God. For It All. Down in the country, Childish Major counts his blessings in the presence of a family, among friends, and by a pianist and a ballerina. Elsewhere, he walks through a grove and is in the
What up blood? G Herbo brings the “Cold World” to the small screen for his 25 album’s new video. Featuring a cameo from his son Yosohn, the symbolic clip depicts G Herbo rapping his intense track in a barber’s chair, donning a diamond-encrusted mask, and covered in blood. [embedded content]
What a night. TDE’s Isaiah Rashad blooms from the streets in his new music video featuring Lil Uzi Vert. Directed by Omar Jones, the black-and-white and vibrant visual finds the Isaiah in the mix of chaos in the streets and joins his co-star on a whimsical set full of strippers. Produced by Kal Banx, the
Lord Cooks with Roc. Flee Lord and Roc Marciano officially announced their Delgado album for August 27 with their first single featuring Stove God Cooks. Over Roc’s sinister production, Flee and Stove God trade gritty raps full of grit and grime. “The project that Roc and I put together has some amazing features, and we
Here right now. EarthGang pays homages to Erykah Badu in their new video, “Badu”. Inspired by “Window Seat”, the clip begins with a spoken word on the legendary singer before Olu and WowGr8 highlight there recent vacation with family and friends. Don’t nobody sit next to us. [embedded content]
While you wait. Swizz Beatz rounds up another group for the latest drop for the Godfather Of Harlem’s season 2 playlist. Produced by Swizzy, who handles the hook, YG, BIA, and Giggs preach street survival and their ever growing hustle. The track follows the previous “We Want Justice Dammnit” performed by Swizz Beatz, Freddie Gibbs,
R.I.P. Chucky Thompson Hip Hop and R&B producer extraordinaire Chucky Thompson has passed away. On Monday (Aug. 9), Young Guru broke the tragic news and paid homage to the hit producer. “There is nothing I can write that will take away this pain,” Guru wrote on his Instagram handle alongside photo of him and Thompson.
It ain’t safe. Meek Mill premieres a new freebie with its accompanying video on “War Stories”, the follow up to his previous “Flamerz Flow“. Over a sample of The Isley Brothers’ “Ballad for the Fallen Soldier”, the Carter’s Vision-directed visual finds Meek narrating hood tales while dining with his crew, riding bikes through the city,
Aloha! After bringing their Tha Yod Fahim album, Your Old Droog and Tha God Fahim reunite out in the far Pacific for their new track, “Blue Hawaiian”. Produced by Mono En Stereo and Dan The Man, the two lyricists trade lush bars overt a laid back and funky beat. Their next YOD album is on
No wings, no parachute. KSI’s taking no losses on his new single featuring Lil Wayne. In the partially animated visual, the British rapper and Tunechi touch on the downfalls of love and relationships during a therapy session and living it up in an animated world. “Lose” is one of the new additions off the upcoming
It’s on to the next month. Papoose’s journey to retirement at the end of the year continues with his latest monthly project, July. Lead by the Swizz Beatz-produced “Combative Soldiers (Remix)” featuring The Game, the 8-track EP features “Motivation”, “Signs Of Times”, and more. Guests include Smoke DZA, Saigon, Phresher, Tommy Guns, Capo, and Downtown.
Love checks. Troy Ave questions true love in the video to his new single, “Love With The Paper”. Accompanied with a compilation of photos with ransom women, Troy Ave reflects on past relationships, its authenticity while out and about. “Love With The Paper” follows Troy Ave’s previous single, “Money Dance (1-2-3)“ [embedded content]
It’s going down. You can be anywhere in the world, but you’re here with Slim Thug in his new video. For his SDS Vibes’ closing track, H-Town’s boss spends an evening with his main chick. He rides through the city in his Maybach SUV, gets a little head action in his convertible, and caps off
Your move. Fresh off the release of his King’s Disease 2, Nas finesses his way in a game of chess for the album’s new video. In the clip, Nas zones out in a room with Hennessy before making moves through the streets and going head-to-head with his opponent in a memorizing match. Checkmate! Executive produced
Yes, all of it. Jorja Smith is giving us all and more on her new single produced by Guilty Beatz. In the accompanying video, the British singer lives out her best life while belting her care-free vocals over an Amapiano-infused production. “All Of This” is Jorja’s first drop since her recent Be Right Back EP.
Still got my money. Rihanna is officially worth a billion and is currently crowned the richest female musician in the world, reports Forbes. Robyn Rihanna Fenty is now worth $1.7 billion and is the second richest female entertainer behind Oprah Winfrey. The majority of her $1.4 billion comes from her Fenty Beauty empire in which