Tory Lanez “Temperature Rising,” Machine Gun Kelly “Bloody Valentine” & More | Daily Visuals 5.20.20
Gotta give it to Tory Lanez. Even during this quarantining period which has slowed up many artists grinds around the game, he’s not only managed to keep himself in the spotlight with his Quarantine Radio live shows, but he’s even dropped a few visuals along the way.
This is especially shocking given that the series not only holds a 79% rating on Rotten Tomatoes and was CW's third most watched show, but that Rose had to endure all kinds of hate and homophobia when it was announced that the openly gay actress was cast to take on the role of Kate Kane a.k.a Batwoman.
Aside from getting into the history of the grails, the documentary will also highlight the dark side of the sneaker game including the fact that Nike continues to produce limited amounts of highly coveted sneakers which in turns leads to violence and even death. This is a complaint that sneakerheads have been echoing for more than a decade, but that Nike seems reluctant to address in the name of exclusiveness.
Lil Durk meanwhile finds religion and taps into his spiritual side as he helps the less fortunate out in the streets for his latest clip to “Street Prayer.”
Still, LeBron knows the dangers that are still awaiting outside and won't dismiss the science like some orange hued people. "This is a pandemic that we have no idea, we can’t control it...We’re going to listen to people in the hierarchy that’s been following this pandemic, following the numbers, following the data.”
During a LiveStream on IG this past Sunday (May 17), the TDE head honcho gave an update of sorts when he commented "Stay patient king Kendrick will return soon." Well, something's better than nothing.
When Tekashi 6ix9ine was sitting in prison after having helped the feds put half of Brooklyn behind bars, most Hip-Hoppers scoffed at the idea that a successful comeback was in the cards for the government informant. The joke was on us as his first post-snitching rap video “GOOBA” has hit close to 200 million views […]
The Oscar Winning director's latest film centers around four African-American Vietnam veterans - Paul (Delroy Lindo), Otis (Clarke Peters), Eddie (Norm Lewis), and Melvin (Isiah Whitlock, Jr.) - who come together to fulfill a pact made when they were young soldiers serving on the front lines of Nam.
For his visuals to the album cute “Hard To Choose One,” Future shows his appreciation for the fast life as he flaunts some nice whips and nicer women while his clip to “Tycoon” finds Hendrix searching for peace in the desert.
Standing up straight while a doctor in protective gear inserted a nasal swab into his nose to take a sample, the moment was a stern reminder of what elected officials are supposed to do in order to reassure their constituents that at the end of the day we're all in this together.
Looking to get back at Snoop for posting a message on his release date in which Snoop said "f*ck 69" and told Meek Mill to avoid taking on 6ix9ine so he could remain "sucka free," Tekashi not only posted the video that Powell was advertising but also tagged his wife, Shante Broadus on the post.
In his visuals to “Friends & Foes,” Herbo takes a brisk walk through the land while the background features buildings and bushes on fires, thunderstorms crackin’ and just an overall apocalyptic environment. He still smoked some trees though. With all that fire around might as well put it to use.