Eminem’s ‘Kamikaze’ album dropped and the Detroit rapper has been dropping visuals for the project ever since. The latest video that dropped is for the track “Good Guy” featuring Jesse Reyez. In the video, Jesse Reyez can be seen rising out of a grave then making her way to go fight Eminem. Once the two
Travis Scott recently dropped the video for the track “Yosemite” from his ‘Astroworld’ album. The video features an appearance from Gunna, and finds a young boy on the hunt for the abandoned Astroworld theme park.
After 15 years of going silent on Dipset fans, The Diplomats have released their first project in over a decade with Diplomatic Ties. Leading up the release, Cam’ron, Jim Jones and Juelz Santana share their video for the newest single “On God,” produced by Murda Beatz. Alongside Belly, it’s war time and the crew is in the trenches, green lighting bombs as they pop bottles
Kodak Black dropped the Travis Scott-directed music video for “ZEZE,” which also features Quavo. The video gives viewers an inside look of how music videos are made as the three rappers take their turn in front of the green screen.
The official music video for Gucci Mane, Bruno Mars, and Kodak Black’s “Wake Up In The Sky”
After dropping his highly acclaimed Redemption album earlier this year, Jay Rock hit fans with some visuals for his Kendrick Lamar collaboration, “Wow Freestyle.” The Jack Begert-directed video features throwback footage weaved into the video of Jay and Kendrick cruising through their native Los Angeles neighborhoods.
Travis $cott dropped the video for his hit single “Sicko Mode,” which features Drake. The video sees the two artists apart for most of the video, both turning up in seemingly different parties. In Peep the video Below:
Lil Wayne dropped the video for “Uproar” featuring Swizz Beatz. It also served as a platform to launch Wayne’s new #UproarChallenge. Weezy and Swizz reprise Diddy’s 2001 hit single “Special Delivery” (Remix) for the song’s instrumental. They attempt to restart a viral hit with their #UproarChallenge by having all the video’s participants bring back the Harlem Shake
Drake is featured on Bad Bunny’s latest single, “MIA,” and he’s showing his versatility by singing in Spanish on the track. The video, that was released on Thursday (October 11), shows Bad Bunny and Drake living it up at a house party.
XXXTentacion’s second-highest charting single “Moonlight” has received the visual treatment, and the brief video exudes eerie energy. Watching X walk around with a smile on his face as excited youths enjoy the outdoor party around him is somewhat haunting. It makes you smile to see him in such a peaceful zone, but it also elicits
