In his visuals to “Coming Clean,” the Chicago crooner shows us why it’s good to be him these days as he strolls through his house where a number of women walk around in bras and panties because, well, why not? Showering with chocolate syrup was the only thing that didn’t make sense to us to be honest.
In their visuals to “Walking In The Snow,” Killer Mike and El-P get turned into walking and talking action figures who go to war with fellow figurines in the middle of the night like we’ve always suspected our toys did. Guess that settles that conspiracy theory.
With all the wildness that’s been going on in 2020 we completely forgot that Troy Ave is still out and about enjoying his best life as he awaits trial for Irving Plaza incident of 2016.
Linking up in the visuals for “Too Late,” French and Jones hit the streets with their respective crews and flash enough ice to light up the block at night. Don’t expect Jim to hop in the studio with Max B anytime soon though.
Getting on his LA vibe for his Snoop Dogg assisted visuals to “211,” Casanova takes on the role of O-Dog from Menace II Society before Snoop Dogg gets his Blaxplotation film on. Joint was hella entertaining.
Tical continues to prove he’s one of the games most deadliest swordsman in his guest appearance to Goodz’ “WNYSL” where the two men break into a vault and Meth drops enough bars to build a Fort Knox of his own in Staten Island.
In his visuals to his album cut “Gnat” Slim Shady once again is a jack-of-all-trades as he takes on multiple roles and characters in the video while taking shots at Machine Gun Kelly, Donald Trump and Mike Pence.
Holding court in the “World’s Most Famous Arena,” Madison Square Garden, Dipset reunites to rock the exclusive capsule collection from KITH while dropping gems about life in the Big Apple and the beautiful pain that comes with being a Knicks fan.
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.
