The Wrap Up: Hip-Hop Wired’s Top 10 Videos Of The Week (7/11/14) [Videos]
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Trent Clark
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July 11, 2014
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The Wrap Up returns in all its full glory to separate the real reels from the shoddy ones with the The Top 10 Videos Of The Week.
If you want trippy, there are several clips that fall underneath that criteria. It also seems to be a current trend amongst directors to favor black and white backdrops over colored ones. No one can be mad at that.
But most importantly there are messages to be conveyed through videos and this week’s countdown doesn’t hold back. One studious Freshman goes out of his way to highlight the ugliness known as domestic violence while another one shows how parties can be enjoyed responsibly with a wild factor still attached. As for Raz Simone’s latest output, there are different interpretations that which is always great for a vast audience.
Get your weekend started on the right foot and peep game with the Top 10 in the gallery.
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Photo: YouTube.
10. Killa Kyleon – F**k Out My Face
Director: David Stunts
This visual shines like the top of the Chrslyer building.
9. Saint ft. Andre Martel & Sad Andy – “Heathers”
Director: Ivan Meza
Four walls with no boundaries.
8. Smoke DZA ft. Ab-Soul – “Hearses”
Director: Goldrush
Death becomes them.
7. Crooked I – “Struggle”
Director: WhoisHiDef
Hood scriptures from a Cali scribe.
6. Raz Simone “Bow Down”
Director: Joe Garber
Chose your own adventure.
5. B.o.B ft. Ty Dolla $ign – “Drunk AF”
Director: Issac Colt
Guess who gives no f’s about getting Amish County wet? These guys.
4. Talib Kweli ft. Res – “What’s Real”
Director: Kyle O’Brien
Vibes ‘n stuff.
3. Ryshon Jones – “American Dreamless”
Director: L.atasha A.lcindor & Ryshon Jones
The Internet can be a scary place. Don’t get lost in the sauce.
2. Kevin Gates – “Posed To Be In Love”
Director: PhillyFlyBoy
A very much needed PSA for Hip-Hop.
1. B.o.B – “Many Rivers”
Director: 1st Impressions
Bobby Ray gives future Malcolm X casting directors something to believe in.
