Lately The Weeknd’s gone from R&B singer looking for love to an artist who seems intrigued with releasing visuals that feature psychedelic trips which revolve around blood, violence, and other unexpected sequences from the Canadian crooner.
In his latest visuals to “Replace Me,” Nas, Don Toliver, and Big Sean find themselves the subject of photo albums where their exes reminisce about the good times they had with these music stars. Talk about ones that got away.
In her new visuals to “Lose Each Other” the artist/director uses a couple that uses dance artistry to tell a story of, well, we’re not good dance readers like that, but it looked like a debate over where to eat dinner or something.
Keeping that California love going strong in his latest visuals to “Envy,” Dave once again politics out on the Left Coast to get lit with the homies and hits up Sunset Blvd. to get some shopping done while taking flicks with fans.
To accompany the drop of BOP, Benny comes through with visuals for his album cut, “Legend” which features Benny hitting spots all over his city in his drop-top whip while dripping in ice like an eskimo.
Elsewhere T.I. gets back on his grand hustle and links up with Lil Baby in his clip to “Pardon” which has Tip kicking it in a storage garage with a gang of beautiful young women. That’s one way to get some privacy.
Coming through with his latest visuals, “Trampoline,” Ace Hood and his crew get amped up for a friendly game of dodge ball with some attractive young females because nothing says “I like you” like a ball to the face. They must’ve had hella fun shooting this video.
For his latest offering the comedian turned music artist links up with T.I. for his visuals to “Don’t Worry Be Happy” and hits the island to recreate the Bobby McFerrin with a comedic 2020 twist.
For his latest visuals to “Maturity,” Papoose and Remy Ma get classy and classic as they don some 20’s era threads as Pap performs for the club and expresses his love for his better half from the Bronx. We love this couple more everyday.
In their duo clip to “9Ward,” Cas and GBM hit the block armed and politic on the porch with a gang of homies, plastic cups and the kind of heat you’d only see on a battlefield in the middle east… or a school shooting in middle America. Either or, just sayin.’
Once again taking aim at the orange mango clown in his visuals to “Jealous,” YG has a fake Donald Trump turn up to his track while throwing up the B’s and getting lap dances from some thick young women in the Oval Office.
Now today we get our look at the video that had production halted over the weekend as the visuals to “Practice” have hit the airwaves and features DB politicking in his hood with his peoples while flaunting heavy ice, stacks of cash and burning rubbers up and down the street. DaBaby got his own mascot now?
