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Big Sean has shared a music video for his new track “Yes.” Released last month, the monochromatic video was directed by Diamond Visuals for Lyrical Lemonade. Opening with a collage of the rapper, the visual sees the rapper perform standing in front of a car, interspersed with cuts of a crowbar smashing into TV before he dances

The emotional video features clips of Hailie, Alaina and Stevie as children, as well as his brother Nate. Eminem and Jelly Roll joined forces for the first time on The Death of Slim Shady (Coup De Grâce)‘s album closer “Somebody Save Me.” Just over a month later, the duo bring their vision to life with a poignant music video,

Quavo has previewed an upcoming track featuring a sample of Lenny Kravitz’s classic rock-tinged anthem “Fly Away.” “When u reach for new heights Sky is the limit! #FLY,” Huncho captioned the clip on Monday (July 29), teasing the song. The accompanying video finds the Migos rapper in a glass airport terminal pointing to the sky while singing along

Cordae announced his third album is on the way, and he followed up with its first, punchline-packed single “Saturday Mornings.” The song finds Cordae reuniting with his rhyme hero Lil Wayne to trade bars full of wordplay over an easygoing soul sample produced by Boogz. The video, directed by APLUS, sees the two rappers doing their

The visuals arrived a few days before the release of Em’s highly anticipated album: The Death of Slim Shady (Coup de Grâce). The “Tobey” video featured Eminem returning to his childhood home, which was famously used for The Marshall Mathers LP’s album cover. The Cole Bennett-directed video resurrected Em’s Slim Shady look with a Jason Voorhees-style hockey mask and chainsaw.

Eminem was planning on dropping his next video from The Death of Slim Shady (Coup de Grâce), “Tobey,” but ran into a delay. Directed by frequent collaborator Cole Bennett, the video (or at least the sneak peak) seems like a straightforward affair, much like the song itself. More lyrically-focused than its “Houdini” predecessor, the track puts Big

Kendrick Lamar is celebrating Independence Day with the music video for his chart-topping Drake diss song. The triumphal “Not Like Us” visual opens with Lamar rapping a bit of a new track that includes the line “Keep a horn on me, that Kamasi.” Later, there are cameos from California figures including Tommy the Clown, Compton native and former Toronto

Kendrick overtook the streets of Compton on June 22nd as he shot the music video for the Mustard-produced hit single, “Not Like Us.” The event drew excited fans, who seized the chance to witness Kendrick Lamar in action. With the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department enhancing security, the video shoot transformed into a spontaneous community celebration, highlighting

LL drops his first single of the year, “Saturday Night Special,” featuring Rick Ross and Fat Joe. Produced by Q-Tip, the song which takes on the mantle of grown man rapping and will be included in the hip-hop icon’s upcoming album, The Force. Speaking exclusively with Rock The Bells, the Queens native revealed that his approach to the

GloRilla dropped off a new visual for “High AF,” a direct tribute to the cannabis lifestyle. Courtesy of Diesel Films, viewers could watch Glo get lifted in different locations, including a random residence and a greenhouse full of magical plants. Matching the song’s raps, she also paid a visit to Snoop Dogg, who quickly joined in on