Back in Harlem, Jim Jones keeps the Dip Set vibe going and for his visuals to “A Monster Made It” burns downs some ganja and plays a big game of chess with himself.
Down south Juicy J links up with Lil Baby for their visuals to “2CHAINS” where they two run a used cars spot and pawn shop to cash in on used merchandise because why not?
Vic Mensa meanwhile continues to get his activism on and for his latest Zacari assisted clip to “Fr33dom” takes all kinds of shots at 12. Don’t be surprised if Hip-Hop police comes for Vic after seeing this one.
Back in New York, Princess Nokia takes things to the next level and for her clip to “It’s Not My Fault” gets her futuristic sexiness on while conjuring up memories of J. Lo’s “If You Had My Love” music video.
Elsewhere Blxst links up with Ty Dolla $ign and Tyga to turn up on a college campus and get lit with cheerleaders and sorority women in the clip to “Chosen.”
Today the BK representative comes through with some new work in the visuals to “Amen” where he politics in a crazy fancy mansion and styles in some minks that would impress one fur aficionado known as Safaree. D even had his Timbs matching his fur so you know he New York boujee.
Leave it up to New York rappers to bring back pitbulls in music videos.
Today Hip-Hop heads got blessed with the release of the Busta Rhymes and Redman assisted clip to “Nutshell Pt. 2” in which we once again see a living and breathing and spitting bars in a diner like it was back in the day.
Down South (and we mean waaaaaaay down south), Kali Uchis returns to her hometown of Pereira, Colombia where she turns heads and has men pining for her as she strolls the streets in her clip to “Telepatia.” She coming back with a plug or what though?
Back down South, Gunplay returns after a lengthy hiatus and in his visuals to “Pyrex Poppin” links up with the Bawse, Rick Ross to get things extra lit in the trap house.
Linking up with Ricky Saint Laurent for Mesa’s clip to “Temperature Rising,” Jadakiss and company take it back to the trap house where they cut up that work and break bread for a hard day’s work.
Back in Chicago Lil Durk is doing what he can to keep King Von’s legacy alive and for his visuals to “Jump” he features the dearly departed King along with Booka600 and Memo600 in what seems to be one of the last times Von got in front of a camera. R.I.P., homie.
