Joyner Lucas is about to go viral again with his tribute to Nipsey and other fallen legends. When death hits, many are left searching for answers. For his latest visual,  Joyner Lucas heads to church to plead with a higher power as to why he’s taken so many legends from our society, but has decided
Marshmello doubles up on the release front, dropping both the song and video with Tyga and CB. The luxe visual finds the DJ operating behind the turntables at a fun-filled club while T-Raww and Brown take turns dominating the stage in front of a raucous crowd. Tyga dances his way through Marshmello’s hypnotic beat before linking
Dallas rapper Yella Beezy made his triumphant return on with his “Bacc At It Again” music video. Yella tapped two Atlanta superstars, Quavo and Gucci Mane, to assist him with the new track. The single comes just six months after Yella was shot three times on a highway in the Dallas area and hospitalized. The visual, directed
Earlier this month, YG premiered a new track at Coachella titled “Stop Snitchin,” that appeared to be aimed at Tekashi with consideration to how the rainbow-haired rapper’s mugshot was plastered all over the screen. Now weeks later, the Bompton emcee has released the visuals for the record with an entirely different direction, as YG himself plays the
Offset and Cardi B dropped the Daniel Russell-directed music video for “Clout”. The steamy music video seemingly pays homage to Busta Rhymes’ Janet Jackson-assisted singled, “What’s It Gonna Be?” Earlier this year, Offset spoke to Ellen Degeneres about his marriage, stating: “I love my wife, so it’s serious — it’s not a game to me.
Lil Dicky dropped the video for “Earth,” his animated video for Earth Day that features a host of celebrities, including Ariana Grande, Justin Bieber, Halsey, Bad Bunny, PSY, Zac Brown, Miley Cyrus, Sia, and Snoop Dogg. Aside from Lil Dicky, Leonardo DiCaprio is the only celebrity depicted as a human in the video, and everyone
ScHoolboy Q dropped the music video for his latest track “Numb Numb Juice” which is directed by Dave Free and Jack Begert. Tyler the Creator makes a cameo in the video, while ScHoolboy Q is all the way turned up in his first solo offering since his 2016 album, Blank Face. ScHoolboy Q planned to
The Official Video for Boasty by Wiley, Stefflon Don & Sean Paul (feat. Idris Elba).
“Pure Water” is about diamonds, not water. The music video invovles throwing paint-filled balloons, not diamonds. It’s a little confusing, but Migos and Mustard are agents of subverted expectations. The Colin Tilley-directed visual is built on various set pieces that never fully coalesce, but look cool enough to, you know, be a music video. It features
The Carolina legend is back with new visuals for his latest single “Middle Child“, which was released last month following the success of his 5th studio album, KOD. Meanwhile, the never-ending rumour of a potential collaboration with Kendrick Lamar continues to build anticipation by the day. All the same, Cole seems determined to give the
