Daily Visuals

Teaming up with Ty Dolla $ign and Jhené Aiko for his visuals to “Body Language,” Big Sean takes on the role of Pac while Jhené fills the shoes of Ms. Jackson as they recreate some classic scenes from Poetic Justce while adding some steamy moments of their own.

In his newest video to “Heaven On Earth,” Cudi creates a short film out of the track which has him ride in an ambulance fighting for his life while his spirit hitches a ride atop the ambulance. Taking ghost riding the whip to a whole new level.

After taking a lengthy hiatus from the game, Busta Rhymes returned with a certified banger in Extinction Level Event 2 a month and change ago and since has dropped a few visuals in support of the project.

Now more than two decades later the groups formerly known as the Dogg Pound and CNN link up to show and prove the East Coast/West Coast drama is water under the bridge. In the visuals to “Guidelines,” Capone-N-Noreage head out to LA to kick it with Daz Dillinger and Kurupt and get some California love and some California chronic to boot.

Back on the block Funk Master Flex holds down the street alongside King Von (R.I.P.) and kick it in a red whip in New York City for their clip to “Lurkin.”

During Hip-Hop’s golden era there were many rappers who had street classic albums that flew under the radar due to the ascension of icons such as Biggie, Nas, Wu-Tang, and Tupac. AZ was one of those MC’s.

J. Cole has a tendency to drop something new every December 9th such as projects or cuts, but this year he’s decided to go into the vault and release an never-before-seen visual from his pre-dreadlock days.

Back in Chicago fans of King Von still mourn his untimely death but the man was able to make a few visuals before his passing. “Wayne’s Story” is the latest posthumous clip from KV in which he tells the story of an innocent child turned killer. Such is life in the hood.

Having released No Ceilings 3 a second ago, Weezy comes through with a new visual for the album cut “Something Different” which follows Wayne throughout his impressive mansion before he takes a dip in the pool and spends time with his plus sized model of a wifey.

From the South to The East, DJ Kay Slay keeps that mixtape vibe alive and well and in his clip to “Get Busy” compiles a gang of spitters to rip it down including OG’s like AZ, Bun B and Benny The Butcher.

Elsewhere Flesh N Bone keeps the Bone Thugs-N-Harmony legacy going and in his clip for “Before The Rap” gets his purge on because, well, that’s how America in 2020 feels like.

In his latest visuals to “Raris & Porches,” Bow Wow enlists the twerking talents of some exotic and thick young women who show off their assets in front of some big boy toys.