Linking up with Travis Scott for his video to “Lithuania,” Big Sean and Cactus Jack find themselves in a puzzle of a mansion that holds more secrets than the heart of a woman. Titanic reference for no reason, b.
DaBaby’s latest offering Blame It On DaBaby deluxe album has been bumping all over the place since it’s August 4th release, and with the Fall underway, the North Carolina rapper is looking to ride his wave all the way to the end of the year.
For his latest visuals to “Callin,” YoungBoy links up with the Triple OG from the LBC, Snoop D-O-Double-G as the two roll out and smoke out in a lowrider through the streets of LA without a care in the world. We need more Drive-In movie theaters during this pandemic. Just sayin.’
Two decades after introducing himself to the game as a “straight up menace,” MC Eiht links up with DJ Premier and Conway The Machine for his visuals to “Honcho” where they kick it in a garage with some low riders equipped with the hydraulics on some true-blue LA ish.
From the young G’s to the OG’s, the LOX reunite with the one and only Dark Man X as the Yonkers representatives ride once again for the hood and take it back to the streets in their clip for “Bout Sh*t.”
For his Nicki Minaj assisted visuals to “Expensive,” Ty Dolla $ign blesses a pretty young woman with his credit card and lets her rack up on expensive attire to the point the man can build a new outhouse with all the boxes and bags she brings to his luxurious home. Talk about spreading the wealth.
In his visuals to “Ultra Black” Nas take it back to the pro-Black essence of the 90’s that helped make Hip-Hop’s golden era in the Beast Coast legendary and showcases the importance of the Black family unit as he kicks rhymes in the kitchen while
This time around the Baton Rouge rapper comes through with some new visuals to “Murder Business” where NBA holds it down at a trap house where he got women cooking up his work and his blood brothers hold him down with enough toast to feed an army.
Linking up with DDG for D’s remix visuals to “Moonwalking In Calabasas,” Blueface make it rain at a private soiree and moonwalk on a floor riddled with paper before sweeping it up because no one likes to waste money like that. A dollar’s a dollar, b.
For his newest visuals to “Cold November,” Benny The Butcher lamps in the shadows of his city while spitting his bars and blowing some smoke to get lifted to the next level.
Returning with some new visuals to the Melody featured “It’s Crazy,” the Boogie Down BX representative brings back that old school “tube” look and performs in front of a wall of television sets that will have kids today wondering “what are those?” Get the pliers so he can change the channel on those when he’s done with the video shoot.
Migos meanwhile come out of hiding and for their YoungBoy Never Broke Again assisted clip to “Need It” recreate scenes from the cult classic Wayne brothers comedy Don’t Be A Menace To South Central While Drinking Your Juice In The Hood. That film really gets overlooked like a MF.
