Daily Visuals
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While the Hip-Hop community is still divided on whether or not to support Gunna given that his current standing as a possible stoolpigeon is still up in the air, the ATLien recently dropped off his latest project, One of Wun to rave reviews and much fanfare regardless of his street status.
Looking to bank off the buzz he’s created for himself, Gunna drops off some new visuals to “Whatsapp (Wassam)” which showcases Gunna living his best life whether he’s dressed down for some photoshoots or making multi-million dollar deals in boardrooms, the man isn’t letting any hate slow down his progress in his post-prison life. We can’t be mad at that.
Back in Harlem, the artist formerly known as A$AP Ferg (it’s just Ferg now) takes it back to his hood and in his clip for “MDMX” the Harlem representative throws an apartment party where the name of the game is red cups or adult juice, booty shaking and iced out jewelry (mostly on his person).
Check out the rest of today’s drops including work from Vado featuring AZ, Juicy J featuring Sukihana, and more.
GUNNA – “WHATSAPP (WASSAM)”
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FERG – “MDMX”
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VADO FT. AZ – “SAGE”
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JUICY J FT. SUKIHANA – “SUKIHANA”
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TINK – “HUH”
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LOYALTY – “STILL TIPPING REMIX”
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BRILL 4 THE THRILL – “PLAYIN’ BALL”
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BUDDY FT. HUEY BRISS – “GOT ME STARTED”
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ALBEE AL – “FISHERRR FREESTYLE”
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JAYO – “WEIGHT ON MY SHOULDERS”
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The Marvel Cinematic Universe’s version of Iron Man might have bitten the dust in Avengers: Endgame, but the Hip-Hop culture’s iteration of Tony Starks is alive and well and after more than three decades in the game, Ghostface Killah shows got more than enough life left in his body to continue to churn out darts and laser beams on the track as he’s just dropped his latest album, Set The Tone.
Linking up with another Hip-Hop legend in Nas for the visuals to “Scar Tissue,” Ghost and Nas gives the OG’s something to break their neck to as the two turn a workout gym into a lyricist lounge where they spit the kind of gritty bars that had heads hitting the block with a G-Pack back in the day.
Keeping the vibes in the Big Apple, Dave East pays homage to a popular 90’s sitcom and in his clip to “Living Single,” the Harlem rapper kicks it with two thick young women while checking off the names of the characters from Living Single in his bars. Y’all can have Friends, we loving Living Single round these parts.
Check out the rest of today’s drops including work from Plies, Tee Grizzley featuring Future, and more.
GHOSTFACE KILLAH FT. NAS – “SCAR TISSUE”
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DAVE EAST – “LIVING SINGLE”
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PLIES – “2100”
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TEE GRIZZLEY FT. FUTURE – “SWEAR TO GOD”
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DUVY HUNCHO – “COUNT UP DA CHECK”
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KASH DOLL – “KASH KOMMANDMENTS”
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ANTHONY LEWIS – “TRICKY”
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BLAKELANA FT. MONEYBAGG YO – “PRICEY”
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For a while there it seemed like Benny The Butcher was in every other music video as he was doing features all over the board and collecting all the bags, but lately the Buffalo representative has seemingly been MIA as of late and letting his Black Soprano Family do them.
Coming back off the bench The Butcher returns as he heads down to Miami to link up with Cam Wells for the visuals to “Tony Two Tone” where the two take in the South Beach vibes and politic on the street before hitting the club and performing for a crowd eager to see the men do their thing.
Keeping the scene in Miami, Young Breed and Rick Ross cross paths and in their clip for “Hold Up Wait,” the two kick it with a few thick young women before landing at the airport where they style in front of Rick Ross’ private jet that crash landed in Texas just a few days ago. We wonder if that happened right after shooting this video. Just sayin.’
Check out the rest of today’s drops including work from Dirty Red, Larry June, and more.
CAM WELLS & BENNY THE BUTCHER – “TONY TWO TONE”
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YOUNG BREED FT. RICK ROSS – “HOLD UP WAIT”
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DIRTY RED – “I LIKE ME”
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LARRY JUNE – “MEET ME IN NAPA”
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KALAN.FRFR – “EVERYBODY”
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408 DARWIN – “GANG GANG”
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JAE STEPHENS – “WET”
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BIG MEEL – “SNAKES INA GRASS”
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BUILTTOSHRED – “NEW YORK”
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While the culture’s been preoccupied with the hot tea that’s been brewing between Kendrick Lamar and Drake, many Hip-Hoppers have overlooked the drama that’s unfolded between Quavo and Chris Brown and while some have been following at the unnecessary beef, Quavo seems ready to move on from it and keep it pushing.
Getting back to his regularly scheduled program, Quavo links up with 21 Lil Harold and G Herbo for the visuals to “One In The Head” and with their respective crews right behind them, the three rappers take to the streets to get poured up and smoked out while some thick young women drop it like it’s hot.
Kehlani meanwhile seems to know a thing or two about shaking her tailfeather and in their clip to “After Hours,” the seductive singer hits the bar with a gang of their closest associates and turn up with some choreographed dance moves to get you hot under the collar.
Check out the rest of today’s drops including work from Eric Bellinger featuring Sevyn Streeter, Big Hounchi, and more.
21 LIL HAROLD, QUAVO & G HERBO – “ONE IN THE HEAD”
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KEHLANI – “AFTER HOURS”
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ERIC BELLINGER & SEVYN STREETER – “DROP”
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BIG HOUNCHI – “BOWBOW”
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DRIZZY JULIANO – “PICK A SIDE”
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SLEEPY HALLOW – “WINNERS IN PARIS”
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DTHANG – “INVITE ONLY”
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LARRY JUNE – “MEET ME IN NAPA”
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ASHANA FINESSE, SYN & SOSE – “WHAT AH FEELING”
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For the past few years Hit-Boy has collaborated with Hip-Hop legend Nas on numerous albums that turned out amazing, and while their run has come to an end, Hit-Boy is now focusing on giving his father, Big Hit, some shine in the music game.
In the black-and-white visuals to “Foreclosure,” Hit-Boy takes the back seat and lets his OG, Big Hit take center stage as he creeps in the bushes where he drops his bars while we see images of the neighborhood which we assume he resides in. It’s gotta be pretty cool to put your pops on once you’ve established yourself in the rap game.
Roc Marciano meanwhile takes the older heads way back to the 1990’s and in his clip to “BeBe’s Kids,” the New York rapper breathes new life into the classic Robin Harris creation as he gets into a cartoon adventure with some pretty badass kids. RIP Robin Harris. He was the truth.
Check out the rest of today’s drops including work from Lil Bean, Gloss Up, and more.
BIG HIT, HIT-BOY & THE ALCHEMIST – “FORECLOSURE”
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ROC MARCIANO – “BEBE’S KIDS”
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LIL BEAN – “MTV CRIBS”
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GLOSS UP – “BADDEST”
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LIL BLOOD FT. SHADY NATE – “EMOTIONS”
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CHASE ROBERTS – “LOST YOU”
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QYASHIA YCENE – “ON MY MIND”
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DEEBABY – “NOW TELL ME WHY”
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Over the weekend Jim Jones had social media bugging out when a video of him wrestling two old white men hit the internet and though he’s shown he could very well have a new career in the WWE, the man is more than happy to continue to be a rapper.
Linking up with Dot Malik and the Black Soprano Family in their visuals to “Food,” Jim Jones heads to upstate NY to link up with the Black Soprano Fam where they hit the studio to smoke some bud and drop some bars while Jim flexes some ice and his muscle tone to remind y’all he’ll body slam a foo on an escalator with no problem whatsoever. That video was wild.
Speaking of flexing ice and muscles, DaBaby is more than capable of doing both too and in his Skilla Baby assisted clip to “Judy,” DaBaby and Skilla hit the streets to turn up with a mob of thick young women who shake and bounce to the beat while DaBaby partakes in the festivities much to his own delight.
Check out the rest of today’s drops and some joints you might’ve missed over the weekend including work from Kodak Black, Boosie, and more.
FLAMES DOT MALIK & BLACK SOPRANO FAMILY FT. JIM JONES – “FOOD”
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DABABY FT. SKILLA BABY – “JUDY”
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KODAK BLACK – “DIS TIME”
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BOOSIE – “SUNDAY MORNING”
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LIL TECCA – “NUMBER 2/MEVER LAST”
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DEX DOLLA FT. 1787 & QUINT ESSENCE – “THE LIGHT”
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ALYSSA – “HEAVEN SENT”
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HERON CELLY – “LATE FEE”
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Like we said before, summer’s right around the corner and Dave East is taking advantage of the incoming hot weather and giving heads enough work to keep head bopping all day and all night as everyone’s going to be making the most of the nice weather these next few months.
This time around the Harlem representative links up with the likes of Mike & Keys and Stacy Barthe for the visuals to “So Much Changed” where the trio take to the streets of New York to style out, rhyme out and enjoy the successful lives they’ve cultivated for themselves. Can’t be mad at that at all.
Back in the South, Plies shows money hasn’t changed him (much) and in his clip to “Pop Yo Sh*t” the Floridian goon gives a news crew an exclusive interview from his humble little home in his hood before rolling out in a hot pink Impala convertible because, well, he’s pimpin.’
Check out the rest of today’s drops including work from Moneybagg Yo, D-Lo, and more.
DAVE EAST, MIKE & KEYS FT. STACY BARTHE – “SO MUCH CHANGED”
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PLIES – “POP YO SH*T”
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MONEYBAGG YO – “TRYNA MAKE SURE”
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D-LO – “HOMAGE”
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TEMS – “LOVE ME JEJE”
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LIL $O$O – “PASSION”
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GLOSS UP FT. HUNXHO – “COME HERE”
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OT THE REAL, BORIROCK & SHAYKH HANIF – “MULTIPLY”
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Summer’s coming and with everyone ready to be outside and stay out there, Dave East has been churning out new work to keep heads boppin’ all night long and he continues to do so with the help of one of his Hip-Hop peers.
Linking up with Nino Man for the visuals to “The Essence,” Dave East and Nino utilize black-and-white cinematography to engage their viewers as they drop their rhymes and use props such as massive chess pieces, live snakes and iced out jewelry to entertain the eye. We hope that $100 bill they burnt was counterfeit. That could’ve gone to a crispy pair of Timbs that are on sale. Just sayin.’
Back in the South, Boosie pays homage to one of his fallen peers and in his clip to “Lil Melvin” Boosie reminisces on MO3 (RIP) and uses old pictures of the two of them hanging out to show how deep their bond was.
Check out the rest of today’s drops including work from Steez LaFlare, Sada Baby, and more.
NINO MAN & DAVE EAST – “THE ESSENCE”
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BOOSIE – “LIL MELVIN”
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STEEZ LAFLARE – “PRIVATE SHOPPING”
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SADA BABY – “FLIGHT BACK”
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LI RYE – “26L”
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BEAUXX – “LUV 4 REAL”
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PRADUCC FT. JMO – “OPTIONS”
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ZOE OSAMA – “SHOW OUT”
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Kanye West has made it be known that he doesn’t want his kids exploited in any way, shape or form on social media. But when it comes to the music game, he doesn’t seem to mind giving his firstborn, North West, a helping hand in getting her career started.
In the visuals to “Talking,” North West makes her unexpected directorial debut as she takes center stage with some of her adolescent peers who join her for a fun ride in a drop top convertible and share a prayer at the dinner table before North gets some boxing lessons from dear old dad, Kanye. Man, we really hope North and Blue Ivy don’t grow up to have some kind of weird celebrity kids rivalry. Just sayin.’
Boosie Badazz meanwhile finds himself having some relationship drama and for his clip to “F’d Up Fr Fr,” the rapper is caught in a tit-for-tat situation as his boo does him dirty after learning about his own promiscuous ways. It’s a cold game out there.
Check out the rest of today’s drops including work from Danny Boy featuring Snoop Dogg, Bankroll Buna, and more.
YE & TY DOLLA $IGN FT. NORTH WEST – “TALKING”
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BOOSIE BADAZZ – “F’D UP FR FR”
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DANNY BOY FT. SNOOP DOGG – “SO HIGH”
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BANKROLL BUNA – “PHARAOH”
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SHAYBO – “GET IT”
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MELLO BUCKZZ – “SKITTLES”
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D4M $LOAN – “ERYKAH BADU”
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BIG YAVO – “YOU AIN’T NEVA”
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With Future dropping off two new albums in the span of a few weeks and setting off a battle between Kendrick Lamar and Drake, you’d think he’d kick back and enjoy himself a bit, but the man remains on his grind and took some time to bless Nardo Wick with a quick feature for his latest cut.
Linking up for the visuals to “Back To Back,” Nardo Wick and Future make the transition from a lavish pool party with a gang of bikini clad women to an abandoned building where they get on their gangsta sh*t before rolling off into the dark of the night. We would’ve never left that pool party. Just sayin.’
Ice Spice meanwhile shows us how she keeps her physical degree as thick as molasses and for the clip to “Fisherrr,” Spice, Cash Cobain and Bay Swag take some stacks of cash to the Chinese spot to order up some grub before hitting the streets and flossing some impressive ice while Spice shakes her gluten infused buns as she’s known to do.
Check out the rest of today’s drops including work from Roc Marciano, JT, and more.
NARDO WICK FT. FUTURE – “BACK TO BACK”
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CASH COBAIN, ICE SPICE & BAY SWAG – “FISHERRR”
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ROC MARCIANO – “LEFLAIR”
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JT – “OKAY”
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SMOOVE – “SKY’S THE LIMIT”
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YOUNG NOBEL – “PAC, YAK & FATAL”
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SADA BABY – “FLIGHT BACK”
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AFN PESO – “PRESSURE”
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