2 Chainz dropped the video for his “Bigger Than You” track featuring Drake and Quavo, giving fans a taste of what’s to come on his upcoming album, Rap or Go to the League. The music video features child doppelgangers of Drake, Quavo, 2 Chainz, and Murda Beatz, turning up while walking through school. Check out
Logic is hip-hopâs reigning pop culture connoisseur. For his latest video, âEverybody Dies,â the Maryland rapper recreates the underground bunker scene from 2008âs Christopher Nolan-directed Batman film, The Dark Knight, and cuts in quick shots from black and white films throughout the video. Logic also raps, âHad a lot of dark nights, but bitch I been Baneâ
Swizz Beatz teamed up with Lil Wayne for a track on his upcoming project, Poison, set to drop November 2nd. “Pistol On My Side” was rolled out as the single and had the video drop just hours later.
Eminem dropped the video for his Kamikaze track “Lucky You,” which features Joyner Lucas. The visual features Eminem alongside Lucas, with both rappers walking through a seemingly desolate town as they are followed by a horde of blank-faced, red-eyed figures clad in black hoodies that mimic their every move. Since its release, “Lucky You” has debuted at No.
After stirring up controversy in the hip-hop world by calling out everyone from Tyler, the Creator to Lord Jamar, Eminem dropped the music video for his latest single, “Fall.” In the video, Em addresses criticism from his Revival album and walks through a city while being chased by his darker side. In the end, it
Lil Yachty is now the face of another big ad campaign, as a commercial surfaced that features a song with him and singer Donny Osmond. In the song/video, Yachty can be heard firing off bars about eating ravioli while Donny Osmond surprisingly follows suit. This is not Yachtyâs first venture into the ad world, as
Nicki Minaj dropped the video for “Ganja Burn,” the first track on the album. The video, directed by Mert Alas and Marcus Piggott, is centered around an ancient queen, played by Nicki.
J. Cole unveiled a triumphant new freestyle, âAlbum of the Year,â which finds him spitting over the beat to Nas and the Braveheartsâ 2001 track, âOochie Wally.â The video captures J. Cole spitting the cut in various locations, like inside a graffiti-tagged tunnel and outside a gas station convenience store. Over the hypnotizing flute loops
Travis Scott just dropped the official visuals for “Stop Trying To Be God” off his latest album, Astroworld. The album has been receiving rave reviews since dropping late last week with “Stop Trying To Be God” getting a lot of love in particular. Check out the Dave Meyers directed, wild psychedelic-inspired visuals
