Isaiah Rashad takes viewers to the streets of Chattanooga, TN in his latest music video for “Ronnie Drake” featuring SZA. The TDE rapper’s new black and white visual showcases the emcee dropping introspective rhymes over a laid-back instrumental courtesy of Antydote. Watch as TDE’s newest signees bring the real and perform to the camera surrounded by friends and family.
California’s Kid Ink serves up a new kush inspired club smash titled, “Fired Up,” and brings along weed veteran Styles P. Though the song is dedicated to Ink’s love for the fine greenery, the rapper decides to turn the energy up rather than giving listeners something to vibe out to. “Fired Up” also showcases both rappers having some fun as they lace the Marvel Hitz instrumental with plenty of boastful rhymes.
A$AP Ferg delivers a new remix for his Trap Lord single, “Shabba,” and this time the Harlem rapper links up with not only Shabba Ranks but Busta Rhymes and Migos as well. Take a listen as the catchy and energetic song also gets a new verse from Fergenstein.
Here’s a new visual from Eminem’s recent performance at BBC’s Maida Vale studios for Radio 1. With a full band behind him and Alchemist on the turntables, Slim Shady decided to serve up a live rendition of his classic hit, “Stan,” which is featured on the Detroit native’s timeless album The Marshall Mathers LP.
“King Push” takes the stage on The Jimmy Kimmel Show with Pharrell for a live performance of their collaborative song, “S.N.I.T.C.H.,” which is featured on Pusha’s My Name Is My Name LP. Backed by a full band, watch as the Virginia natives rock the Sony indoor stage for fans and perform for viewers tuning in at home. My Name Is My Name is in stores and available for purchase.
Pharrell Williams delivers a new official and shorter music video for his new “Happy” single which is featured on the soundtrack to the upcoming film, Despicable Me 2. The visual finds Skateboard P and a number of random everyday folks having fun and performing to the camera for the uplifting song. Follow along as Pharrell encourages everyone to have a good time and sends a positive message to simply enjoy life and be happy.
2 Pistols releases his newest visual for his latest single, “Greedy,” which also features Taylor Gang’s Juicy J on the song’s chorus. Pistols appropriately decides to take viewers to the strip club for this one as he turns the energy up with his new smash hit. Check out both artists in action as they surround themselves with a stable of beautiful women and deliver an overload of braggadocios rhymes centered on the duo’s spending habits and lavish lifestyles.
Yo Gotti heads to The Arsenio Hall Show for a candid interview and performance. Take a look as Gotti shares with viewers the inspiration behind his album title I Am, his rough upbringing out on the streets and how he was able to set an example by making his dreams come true. The rapper also weighed in on the South’s rising popularity in different markets and explained how he acquired his Gotti alias as a kid. Before taking to the stage to perform, Gotti addresses the motivation behind giving out his real phone number on Instagram and his desire to reach out to fans.
On Wednesday, A Tribe Called Quest joined Kanye West on his “Yeezus” tour in Brooklyn at the Barclay’s Center. Fans in attendance were treated to a special performance as Busta Rhymes surprised fans and came out during Tribe’s live rendition of their classic song “Scenario.” Unfortunately, Busta’s microphone fell victim to some unforeseen technical difficulties. Check out how it all went down as Kanye’s tour picks back up and hits the road.
November 23 marks the 20th anniversary for Snoop Dogg’s classic debut album, Doggystyle. To mark the special occasion, the Doggfather decided to revisit his monumental project and showcase all the samples that were used to put it together in one special mix. In fact, Snoop does the honors of mixing the Doggystyle: The Samples himself under his alternative alias, DJ Snoopadelic. Check out the sneak peek also provided which finds the legendary West Coast emcee in the studio with Daz Dillinger by his side as they reflect on the importance of Doggystyle on Hip Hop and share some commentary.
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