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For a while now DaBaby has been uncharacteristically quiet (i.e. staying out of trouble) and judging from his latest music video, we might have an idea as to why he’s been keeping himself out the limelight.

For his latest visuals to “They Just Want Your Life,” the North Carolina representative gets his daddy daycare on and spends time with his children in the comfort of his own home where he lays on the floor and hugs and kisses his kids throughout the video. That’s a good look for any father out there. Just sayin.’

Juicy J meanwhile is all about getting things lit and in his and YKOM clip for “Built,” the two men hit the coast in a spiffy truck and bring along some bikini-clad young ladies to enjoy the road and the view that the beach provides when the sun is setting. Why Juicy J and his peoples wearing jackets though?
Check out the rest of today’s drops including work from Kevin Gates, Icewear Vezzo featuring Peezy and G.T., and more.
DABABY – “THEY JUST WANT YOUR LIFE”
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JUICY J & YKOM – “BUILT”
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KEVIN GATES – “BREAKFAST”
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ICEWEAR VEZZO FT. PEEZY & G.T. – “NO TALKING”
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ACE HOOD – “LONDON FREESTYLE”
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LIL QUILL – “EXHAUST”
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YUNG MAL – “NUMBERS”
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J.I. – “NYC GHANISTAN”
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Dave East is known for reppin’ Harlem to the fullest. And while he’s constantly holding it down for Uptown in his music videos, this time around he heads out to New Jerz to link up with his homie Cruch Calhoun for their latest video.

Collaborating for their visuals to “Tapped In,” Cruch Calhoun and Dave East get on some Cali flavor and politic in an old school drop-top Chevy with hydraulics where they’re joined by Dre Mac and drop bars over Dr. Dre’s classic instrumental to “Dre Day.”

Not one to let a bag pass him by, Dave East packs up and heads to the Bronx where he links up with Eazy Money for the clip to “No Ceilings” where the two men burn down some chronic and get poured up before hitting the streets in a Rolls Royce.
Check out the rest of today’s drops including work from Eddie Roe and Rixhy B, Sunnitharapper and more.
CRUCH CALHOUN & DAVE EAST FT. DRE MAC – “TAPPED IN”
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EAZY MONEY & DAVE EAST – “NO CEILINGS”
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EDDIE ROE & RIXHY B – “FAKE LUV”
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SUNNITHARAPPER – “RIGHT THURR FREESTYLE”
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MIC BLES & LEVEL 13 FT. O THE GREAT & XP THE MARXMAN – “CORNER STORE”
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ASHNIKKO – “YOU MAKE ME SICK!”
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BABYTRON – “MIKE AMIRI MONSTER”
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Feels like just yesterday Logic was publicily contemplating hanging up the mic and bringing his rap career to an end, but since then the man has gone on to make some pretty good music and still continues to prove his haters wrong.

For his latest visuals to “Highlife,” Logic taps revered writer/director, Kevin Smith to helm the camera and recreate a Clerks-ish situation in which Jay and Silent Bob kick it with Logic everywhere from the curb to the movie theater where they take in a film featuring, well, themselves. My man Jay lowkey looks like a retired porn star these days.

Back in Buffalo, Benny “The Bag Getter” Butcher links up with Armani Caesar to drop a clip for “HUNNIT DOLLA HICCUP” in which the dynamic duo politic in a parking garage where two exotic whips rest while sporting enough ice to get the dimly lit area bright.
Check out the rest of today’s drops including work from JoJo Pellegrino, Plies, and more.
LOGIC – “HIGHLIFE”
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ARMANI CAESAR & BENNY THE BUTCHER – “HUNNIT DOLLA HICCUP”
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JOJO PELLEGRINO – “LEGEND”
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PLIES – “I GOT MOTION”
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ELOHEEM TEAM FT. BLACASTAN – “ARMED ROBBERY”
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ARMANI CEASAR – “SURVIVAL OF THE LITTEST”
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2 CHAINZ – “2 STEP”
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TOOSII – “MAGIC POTION”
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Lil Yachty’s has social media buzzing and singing his praises with his latest album, Let’s Start Here, and now that people are putting a little “respeck” on his name after years of clowning him, Yachty’s striking while the iron’s hot.

Linking up with JID and CARDOGOTWINGS for his visuals to “Van Gogh,” Yachty and company integrate some abstract art works into the video while they drop their bars to show and prove they’re artists to be reckoned with in 2023.

From the new generation to an OG, Tony Yayo’s dusted off his mic and come back with some new work in “Clown When You’re Down” in which the former G-Unit soldier takes to the slopes and has a helluva time on a snowmobile with his peoples in tow.
Check out the rest of today’s drops including work from Cosanotra Kidd, PROF featuring Redman, and more.
LIL YACHTY, JID & CARDOGOTWINGS – “VAN GOGH”
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TONY YAYO – “CLOWN WHEN YOU’RE DOWN”
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COSTANOSTRA KIDD – “SLEEP ON ME”
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PROF FT. REDMAN – “PACK A LUNCH”
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LIL ZAY OSAMA – “HUMBLE”
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OXLADE FT. MAYORKUN – “BAD BOY”
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EVERYTHING BUT THE GIRL – “NOTHING LEFT TO LOSE”
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LUH TYLER FT. TRAPLAND PAT – “CAN’T MOVE WRONG”
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Whenever Jim Jones isn’t out on the rap forefront reppin’ for Harlem, you can bet that Dave East will pick up the slack and hold it down for the home of the legendary Apollo Theater.

Linking up with WhoIsStevenYoung for the visuals to “Sh*ttin Me,” Dave East hits the block with his crew to hold down the corner and drop some bars before hitting the studio with the R&B crooner and some thick young women who have no issues with drinking some magic potion and getting lit with the artists.

GloRilla is reveling in the success she’s built for herself and in her clip to “Internet Trolls,” the Memphis rapper counts stacks of cash while styling some heavy ice that’s sure to keep her haters heated.
Check out the rest of today’s drops and some joints you might’ve missed over the weekend including work from Ann Marie, Lil Keed and more.
DAVE EAST & WHOISSTEVENYOUNG – “SH*TTIN ME”
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GLORILLA – “INTERNET TROLLS”
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ANN MARIE – “BACK 2 THE STREETS”
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SYMBA FT. RODDY RICCH – “NEVER CHANGE”
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OHGEESY FT. CASH KIDD – “GEEKALEEK”
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LIL KEED – “LONG WAY TO GO”
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YEMI ALADE FT. PHYNO – “POUNDS & DOLLARS”
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DAX – “THE DEVIL’S CALLING”
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NUMONEY FT. FREDO BANG – “CLAPPING”
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Last year Meek Mill promised to deliver a new project at the end of every quarter of 2023 and while his fans await his first new album of the year, the Philadelphia rapper comes through with some light work to keep them appeased till that time comes.

Dropping off some new visuals to “Don’t Follow The Heathens,” Meek Mill politics in a penthouse studio where he lays down a freestyle in the rawest of forms and in a single take no less. No booth, no headphones, no mic, just a beat bumping out the speakers and Meek’s bars over the instrumental. Good ish, b.

Back in Bean Town, Millyz continues to show and prove he’s a problem with the pen and in is clip to “Risk Takers” is joined by Albee Al and Leaf Ward in an underground spot where the men floss jewels and bubble coats galore to stay warm and probably conceal some heat.
Check out the rest of todays drops including work from Rican De Menace, Tyler Loyal, and more.
MEEK MILL – “DON’T FOLLOW THE HEATHENS FREESTYLE”
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MILLYZ FT. ALBEE AL & LEAF WARD – “RISK TAKERS”
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RICAN DE MENACE – “UH OHHH”
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TYLER LOYAL – “BACK IN DAT MODE”
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SYMBA FT. RODDY RICCH – “NEVER CHANGE”
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JAYDAYOUNGAN – “GOODBYE”
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LUH TYLER – “DENNIS”
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LO PROFILE – “WELCOME HOME”
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GLOSS UP FT. K CARBON, SLIMERONI & ALEZA – “EENY MEENY MINY MOE”
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Lil Yachty went from the face of the hated “mumble rap” era to being herald as one of the best rappers in the game thanks to his latest album, Let’s Start Here. With the buzz and praise that his latest LP has been garnering since it’s release last week, Yachty is striking while the iron’s hot and dropping off some visuals to accompany his latest project.

Linking up with directors Crowns & Owls for his video to “sAy sOMETHINg,” Lil Yachty finds himself dangerously falling in love with a young women to the point where he puts a gun to his head to tell her he loves her. Things just get wilder from there, b.

Continuing in the vein of the whole toxic love vibe, BlueFace and ChriseanRock get together for their clip to “Dear Rock” in which the domestic abusive lovers get married in a private ceremony consisting of close family and friends. We wouldn’t be surprised if things popped off during the reception knowing these two.
Check out the rest of today’s drops including work from Icewear Vezzo, Lance Skiiiwalker, and more.
LIL YACHTY – “SAY SOMETHING”
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BLUEFACE FT. CHRISEANROCK – “DEAR ROCK”
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ICEWEAR VEZZO – “ROB WHO”
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LANCE SKIIIWALKER – “BEANTOWN”
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BOLDY JAMES & RICH GAINS FT. JAI IMANI – “ANOTHER BANDO”
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KARI FAUX – “ME FIRST”
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JORDAN WARD & RYAN TREY – “WHITE CROCS”
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BKTHERULA – “TAN”
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2022 saw Bronx native Ice Spice blow up something ridiculous on the rap scene thanks to a few catchy bars and phrase (munch) that endeared her to her fellow New Yorkers and a particular king who resides North of the American border.

Now in 2023 can Ice Spice keep her career and popularity afloat with some new work? We’re about to find out. Dropping off some new visuals to “In Ha Mood,” Ice Spice ditches her signature curly hairdo for sleek straight and rolls around New York City with a gang of baddies who assist her with twerking. Because that’s what friends do apparently. Watch Bobby Shmurda hire them for his next music video or something.

Back in the South, Richie Evans links up with the Bawse, Rick Ross and in their Vedo assisted clip to “Can’t Knock The Hustle,” the men and their crew kick it at a luxurious home where champagne flows like Ross’ flow and the two men rock enough ice to keep the Belaire chilled even from a distance.
Check out the rest of today’s drops including work from WH Snappa featuring That Mexican OT, Trouble featuring Fetty Wap and more.
ICE SPICE – “IN HA MOOD”
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RICHIE EVANS & RICK ROSS FT. VEDO – “CAN’T KNOCK THE HUSTLE”
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WH SNAPPA FT. THAT MEXICAN OT”
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TROUBLE FT. FETTY WAP – “ANYWAY/EVERYDAY”
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ALBEE AL – “DRUMLINE”
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BABYTRON – “MICHIGAN AVE”
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DANIEL CEASAR – “DO YOU LIKE ME?
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FINESSE2TYMES – “FINESSE DUH P”
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THE KID LAROI – “LOVE AGAIN”
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Bobby Shmurda knows a thing or two about keeping his lips sealed and doing his prison bid like a real one, so when the Brooklyn rapper states that he doesn’t like tattle-telling a** fools running around the streets, best believe he’s keeping it a buck.

Such is the notion for his latest visuals to “Rats” in which Bobby and his man roll up on an office filled with thick female workers to exterminate their rodent problem before getting them to twerk, bounce and turn all the way up with poison-packin’ Bobby. Leave it to Shmurda to dance around with a backpack sprayer filled with toxic poison.

Wiz Khalifa meanwhile looks to get things poppin’ himself and in his clip to “Mercury Retrograde” hops on a flight to Las Vegas where he links up with Benny The Butcher in the studio before taking to the stage and rocking a crowd of adoring fans who can’t get enough of that Khalifa Kush.
Check out the rest of today’s drops including work from Kelela, NuMoney featuring Boosie Badazz, and more.
BOBBY SHMURDA – “RATS”
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WIZ KHALIFA – “MERCURY RETROGRADE”
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NUMONEY FT. BOOSIE BADAZZ – “JAIL FUNDS”
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QUEZZ RUTHLESS FT. BIG SCARR & BABY K – “STICKS IN THE PARTY”
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KELELA – “CONTACT”
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RICH BRIAN – “SUNDANCE FREESTYLE”
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AKEEM ALI – “HE’S BAD”
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SADA BABY – “CASADA JR”
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BURNA BOY – “COMMON PERSON”
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For a minute now Chlöe’s been driving the internet nuts with her social media posts showing off her thick as molasses physical degree. But people should know she’s also a very talented singer, and today she’s here to remind y’all of that very true fact.

Coming through with her visuals for “Pray It Away,” the sultry singer finds herself on her knees surrounded by candles in a house of worship as she sings the pain away before getting into a seductive outfit that might get her kicked out of a few churches. And some of y’all fools say y’all wouldn’t wanna date a church girl. Yeah, aiiiight.

Rae Sremmurd meanwhile continue to build hype for their forthcoming album SremmLife4 with their latest clip for “Sucka Or Sum” in which the duo kick it in the studio before goofing off with a shopping cart because, well, sometimes you have to enjoy the little things life has to offer. Who hasn’t used a shopping cart for silliness here and there?
Check out the rest of today’s drops and some joints you might’ve missed over the weekend including work from Popcaan featuring Burna Boy, Mike and more.

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RAE SREMMURD – “SUCKA OR SUM”
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POPCAAN FT. BURNA BOY – “ABOBOYAA”
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SOSAMANN – “PE”
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REUBEN VINCENT FT. DOMANI – “TRICKIN”
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MIKE – “WEARY LOVE”
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SADA BABY – “CASADA JR”
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TYLA – “BEEN THINKING”
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FRIDAYY – “KNOW THE TRUTH”
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