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It’s been weeks since the internet was having a ball with P. Diddy’s name following allegations that he had sexual relations with multiple men in the music industry and just when the noise began to die out, Gucci Mane decided to add some fuel to that dying flame with his latest offering.
For his latest clip to “TakeDat,” Guwop has some fun of his own with the new phrase inspired by The Diddler a few weeks back and kicks it in a hot tub with a gang of beautiful young women while constantly saying “No Diddy” to end ever single rhyme he kicks throughout the song. Even when it didn’t apply to what he was saying he spit “No Diddy” (LOL).
Elsewhere Nino Man and Millyz make a New York to Boston connection and in their clip to “My Truth” the two rappers link up in the city that never sleeps and stroll through the streets while kicking their bars wherever they stop.
Check out the rest of today’s drops including work from Lola Brooke, Shani Boni, and more.
GUCCI MANE – “TAKEDAT”
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NINO MAN & MILLYZ – “MY TRUTH”
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LOLA BROOKE – “SHELTER BABY”
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D.R. 1PHIVE – “IRISH SPRING GREEN”
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IMAN NUNEZ FT. HDBEENDOPE – “NUMBERS GAME”
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MARLON CRAFT – “GOLD TEETH”
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SHANI BONI – “COME SEE ME”
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DEE POTTS – “PAYIN”
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Since coming into the game Dave East has been repping Harlem as hard as you’d expect from a rapper who hails from “The World,” and while he’s been traveling the globe and enjoying his success, the man knows that at the end of day there’s no place like home.
Linking up with Harry Fraud for his latest visuals to “Bacc 2 Harlem,” DE returns to the Black Mecca where he gets poured up with his crew and is joined by some of his Hip-Hop peers such as Maino and Millyz. That man was having the grandest of times.
Elsewhere another soiree went down as the BlueBucksClan, Hit-Boy and 2 Chainz got things turnt up and in their clip to “Scroll,” the rappers threw a private house party where they were the guests of honor and a gang of women treated them like the royalty they are.
Check out the rest of today’s drops including work from Drizzy Juliano, G Perico and Steelz, and more.
DAVE EAST & HARRY FRAUD – “BACC 2 HARLEM”
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BLUEBUCKSCLAN, HIT-BOY & 2 CHAINZ – “SCROLL”
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DRIZZY JULIANO – “MAKAVELI”
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G PERICO & STEELZ – “HOW WILL”
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ICEWEAR VEZZO – “CHEESECAKE”
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PAYROLL GIOVANNI – “ROSE ANNIVERSARY”
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KUR – “UP TO PAR”
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PREME DIBIASI – “IN THAT ORDER”
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For a while now Chlöe has been keeping a relatively low profile on the music scene and while she’s still got millions of fans thirsting over every posts she throws up on social media they’ve mainly been waiting on new work from the young songstress.
Now they’ve gotten their wish as Chlöe done released some new visuals to “Boy Bye” in which the young bombshell kicks it in the country in a motorhome with an unappreciative man who doesn’t know most men in the world would kill to be in his shoes right now. You stupid-stupid man!
On the Hip-Hop side, Slim Thug is still putting on for his H-Town city and for his clip to “Slippin Away” the boss hits the strip club with his crew where he makes it rain on the talent before puffin on one of them thangs and relaxing the rest of the night away. Where’s Mike Jones these days?
Check out the rest of today’s drops including work from Thirstin Howl The 3rdfeaturing The Beatnuts and Tash, Sada Baby, and more.
CHLOE – “BOY BYE”
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SLIM THUG – “SLIPPIN AWAY”
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THIRSTIN HOWL THE 3RD FT. THE BEATNUTS & TASH – “BEAUTIFUL PEOPLE”
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SADA BABY – “SKUBNELLA”
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PEE SUPREME – “ROLL IT ROLL IT”
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NINO MAN – “HIDDEN AGENDAS”
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STARRGAZIN – “OR NAW”
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TSU NAMI – “TAKE OFF”
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It’s been a while since Logic dropped off some new work for his fans to rock out to. But over the weekend the MC from Maryland got the internet in a frenzy when he released his new cut, “44ever,” and with it some new visuals that show just how out of this world the rapper plans to take his fans with his latest offering.
In the video for the aforementioned track, Logic goes the sci-fi route and takes himself and a couple of people into space where they rock and bop to Logic’s bars and ultimately freak out about being on a spaceship that’s going to, well, we’re not entirely sure. We hope Logic packed some space weapons cause you never know what you’ll run into once you go out into the universe.
Back on earth, Mr. Cheeks and the Lost Boyz returns to the rap game after a lengthy hiatus and in their clip to “Then Get Money,” the OG’s from Queens hit the streets and remind us how them G’s used to look holding down the block back in the 1990’s. RIP Freaky Tah.
Check out the rest of today’s drops and some joints you might’ve missed over the weekend including work from Cory Gunz, D. Jones featuring Young Chris, and more.
LOGIC – “44EVER”
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LOST BOYZ – “THEN GET MONEY”
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CORY GUNZ – “REDRUM”
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D. JONES FT. YOUNG CHRIS – “ZAZA”
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KOOKEI – “SUGE KNIGHT”
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G PERICO – “ANY MEANS”
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SASHA KEABLE – “HOLD UP”
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JAE MILLZ – “DA ROCKWILDER”
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For a while now Sexyy Red has been the talk of the town for a bevy of reasons, and though she tends to be overlooked due to the popularity of other female rappers such as Ice Spice and Megan Thee Stallion, Red continues to do her thing and steal the spotlight any chance she gets.
Lending her talents to Chief Keef and Mike WiLL Made-It for their visuals to “DAMN SHORTY,” Sexyy Red and company hit the streets in some exotic automobiles before hitting up a fancy restaurant where they take in an elegant meal while smoking on some bud much to the “delight” of the waiters and host. Who’s telling them they can’t smoke indoors?
On the R&B tip, Rod Wave looks to spend some time with the homies and in his clip to “Numb” hosts a poker night with the fellas where they play cards and sip on some potion before hitting the Waffle House for some munchies.
Check out the rest of today’s drops including work from Mozzy, Gloss Up featuring Jacquees, and more.
CHIEF KEEF & MIKE WILL MADE-IT FT. SEXYY RED – “DAMN SHORTY”
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ROD WAVE – “NUMB”
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MOZZY – “RED NOSE BULLY”
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GLOSS UP FT. JACQUEES – “RIDE HOME”
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LOLA BROOKE – “NEIGHBORHOOD HERO”
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KAMAIYAH – “CAN’T LOSE”
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JHONNI – “BE DAT”
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COUSIN STIZZ – “ON THE MUSCLE”
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AJ TRACEY – “JOGA BONITO”
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Future and Metro Boomin seem to have some unfinished business as the dynamic duo recently released We Still Don’t Trust You less than a month than their previous project, We Don’t Trust You. Naturally with the release of the new album the two have dropped some visuals in support of the LP and get somewhat romantic with it.
For their visuals to “Drink N Dance,” Future and Metro Boomin have a gang of women throw on some S&M type of outfits and grind up on them (and on some stripper poles) in a “Funhouse” of their making.
Meek Mill meanwhile continues to focus on his music while trying to ignore the social media noise and in his clip to “Came From The Bottom,” the Iladelphia rapper counts his money while rocking a chest full of diamonds as he spits his bars with a big smile on his face. Say what you want about the man, he’s paid and will let y’all know as much.
Check out the rest of today’s drops including work from Grafh and Royce Da 5’9”, Lil Blood, and more.
FUTURE & METRO BOOMIN – “DRINK N DANCE”
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MEEK MILL – “CAME FROM THE BOTTOM”
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GRAFH & ROYCE DA 5’9” – “NEVER LEAVING”
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LIL BLOOD – “OAKLAND STATE OF MIND”
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KAMAIYAH – “CAN’T LOSE”
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DON TRIP – “MOMMA’S REVENGE”
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ELDORADO RED – “CODE OF SILENCE”
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KOOLIEKASH – “1000 TEARS”
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When Snoop Dogg took over the Death Row record label he once called home in 2022, no one knew what to expect other than the release of some classic catalogues on streaming services, but it seems like the Hip-Hop icon has reunited a fan favorite group from the 90’s that sold millions of records.
Once again riding alongside Kurupt and Daz Dillinger to form Tha Dogg Pound, Snoop Dogg and company drop off their new visuals for “Smoke Up” the Triple OG trio break out the all blue paisley DPGC attire and show these youngn’s how it’s done (or how it used to be done anyway) and walk out to the beat while flexing some classic cars and… some WWE title belts?! That was hella random. Either way it’s dope to see them back together on the same set.
From the West to the East, Dave East does some turning up of his own and in his and Scram Jones clip to “I Just Wanna” the two men hit the strip club and stack bricks of cash on the talent who leave little to the imagination as they twerk and work to get East to turn into the rain man. With all that thunder clapping how could he not?
Check out the rest of today’s drops including work from Lizzen and Robin Thicke, 1TakeJake, and more.
THA DOGG POUND – “SMOKE UP”
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DAVE EAST & SCRAM JONES – “I JUST WANNA”
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LIZZEN & ROBIN THICKE – “WHY REMIX”
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1TAKEJAKE – “THE BEST”
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GLOSS UP – “NOT YA GIRL”
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GUKKO DA GENERULE FT. HIPPIEX – “DON’T WASTE MY TIME”
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REESE YOUNGN FT. BIRDMAN – “LAST WEEK”
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03 GREEDO & MAXO KREAM – “R.I.C.O.”
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DJ Premier and Snoop Dogg have decades in the game under their belt and though the two have only collaborated in handful of times in that time frame, the Hip-Hop icons have reunited to give the heads something they can bop to.
Linking up for the Daz Dillinger assisted visuals to “Can U Dig That?” Premo and Snoop Dogg make an East to West connection while Snoop blazes on come Chronic as he spits his bars and Premier shows why’s he’s a legend on the 1’s and 2’s.
Back in Philly, Meek Mill keeps on doing his thing as his name continues to get slandered on social media for various reasons and in his clip to “Big Boy,” the embattled rapper shows that he’s going to live his best life and turn up with his homies regardless of what’s being said on the mean streets of Twitter. It’s downright vicious out in the social media jungle for him these days.
Check out the rest of today’s drops including work from That Mexican OT featuring Drodi and Slim Thug, October London featuring Latoiya Williams, and more.
DJ PREMIER & SNOOP DOGG FT. DAZ DILLINGER – “CAN U DIG THAT?”
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MEEK MILL – “BIG BOY”
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THAT MEXICAN OT FT. DRODI & SLIM THUG – “BULL RIDING”
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OCTOBER LONDON FT. LATOIYA WILLIAMS – “MULHOLLAND DRIVE”
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4TUNAT – “CITY LIGHTS”
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FINESSE2TYMES – “LETTER TO THE DEVIL”
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JABBA RACKS – “LETTER TO RELL”
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XANMAN – “OH YEAH!”
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After decades of dropping R&B hits but never really getting his flowers, Keith Sweat is looking to remind everyone that he’s still capable of making that OG baby making music in 2024 and in his latest offering he brings back that smooth 90’s style that led to many a Plan B’s being used.
In his latest visuals to “Lay You Down” the OG R&B crooner returns as sleek as ever and sits on an all-black leather throne while a gang of young women groove to his sounds and seduce the camera without having to twerk a single cheek. We miss this old school style of love making music. Just sayin.’
On the rap side, another OG is out to show and prove he’s still got it and in the visuals to “Covered In Ice,” Paul Wall links up with That Mexican OT to drop some impressive bars while flossing some equally impressive diamond pieces. Paul Wall still that dude, man.
Check out the rest of today’s drops and some joints you might’ve missed over the weekend including work from Yelawolf, Larry June, and more.
KEITH SWEAT – “LAY YOU DOWN”
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PAUL WALL FT. THAT MEXICAN OT – “COVERED IN ICE”
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YELAWOLF – “NEW ME”
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LARRY JUNE – “IMPORTED COUCHES”
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POIISON FT. STYLES P – “BIG BOYS”
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TINK – “CHARGED UP”
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BIG BOOGIE & DJ DRAMA – “PERSONAL SESSION”
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It’s been a while since we’ve gotten any new solo work from one Dwayne Michael Carter Jr. a.k.a Lil Wayne and though it doesn’t seem like that’ll be happening anytime soon, at least Tunechi is blessing everyone with guest verses on other artists records.
Such is the case for Yung Bleu’s visuals to “Confirmation Remix” in which Bleu showers a beautiful young woman with love and attention from the bar to his bedroom before Weezy kicks his verse while flossing two fistful of icey rings like he done took home a few championships in his sport.
Speaking of dope features, Royce Da 5’9” blesses Nasaan with guest verse of his own and in the clip for “Goated,” Nine Nickel and Nasaan give everyone a lesson in how to drop bars while working an everyday 9 to 5.
Check out the rest of today’s drops including work from NLE Choppa, Tinashe, and more.
YUNG BLEU FT. LIL WAYNE – “CONFIRMATION REMIX”
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NASAAN FT. ROYCE DA 5’9” – “GOATED”
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NLE CHOPPA – “SLUT ME OUT 2”
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TINASHE – “NASTY”
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DON TRIP – “2 SEATER”
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POISON IVI – “CHICKEN TENDER”
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CRUCH CALHOUN – “FREE TADOW 2”
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TANNER ADELL – “WHISKEY BLUES”
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