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Birdman and Juvenile have released the first single from their upcoming album. When Birdman and Juvenile announced that they would be teaming up to release a new album on Cash Money Records at the beginning of this month, fans of the pair were excited for what was to come. With so many new-schoolers dropping full-length projects, it felt like time for

Blueface drops the remix video for his hit song ‘Thotiana‘ featuring recent Grammy winner Cardi B. The video is directed by Cole Bennett.  

Late last year, Juicy J decided to conclude 2018 by teaming up with A$AP Rocky, Chris Brown and Smoky Margielaa for a collaborative cut known as “Flight to Memphis” Now, the Memphis legend Juicy J is serving up a new single of hi own,”Let Me See.” Notably, “Let Me See” features contributions from fellow superstars Kevin Gates and Lil Skies,

Offset dropped the official music video for “Red Room” as the lead single off his forthcoming solo project. The visual for this Metro Boomin produced track also takes on Offset’s near-fatal car accident and sets the stage for the type of introspection you can expect to hear on the album. After debuting the video for

A video for XXXTentacion’s “Sauce!” has been released with animated flair. Directed and animated by Tristan Zammit, the video plays to the slain rapper’s enjoyment of anime.   The song stems from the late rapper’s latest posthumous release, XXXTentacion Presents: Members Only, Vol. 4. The project features friends and supporters of the rapper like Ski Mask the Slum God

21 Savage recently dropped the video for the track “a lot” featuring J. Cole. The video finds both rappers at what appears to be a family gathering, with family members reflecting on good and bad times. This version of the song featuring J. Cole is not on the CD version of 21 Savage’s ‘I am

Lil Wayne recaptured the ears of his legion of fans in 2018 after dropping Tha Carter 5. The project delivered some vintage Weezy bars and featured some big names. One such feature came from the late XXXTentacion on the track “Don’t Cry.” Wayne dropped off the official visual accompaniment for the track with interwoven images

City Girls and Cardi B dropped their video for “Twerk,” and as the name suggests you can bet that there was a lot of twerking going on. The video centered around a real twerk contest that the City Girls held while filming the video, and the winner was crowned at the end and given her

Meek Mill had a 2018 that he’ll likely never forget, as in the midst of becoming the face of criminal justice reform, he also dropped his fourth studio album Championships to both critical acclaim and commercial success. Now the Philly emcee is looking to start off the new year with the same momentum, as behind

Post Malone & Swae Lee take you behind the scenes in-studio in the new visual for “Sunflower”