Down South rapper Waka Flocka releases a new visual for the energetic street banger “Color Blind.” Released earlier this year, the music video for the song finds the eccentric character living it up and partying the night away with his crew and some ladies. With plenty of drink and weed smoke going around, Waka laces the hard-hitting track with plenty of braggadocios rhymes which include bars focused on his love for chasing money and keepin’ gold diggers at distance from it.
Los Angeles based artist Skeme drops a new music video for his single, “Millions,” which is featured on his forthcoming album, Ingleworld. Check out the rapper as he rounds up his trusty goons and takes the Dead Presidents approach as he masterminds an armed truck heist. The visual finds Skeme and his crew decked out in all black as they perform to the camera from a grungy warehouse and successfully come out alive with a few “Millions” to show for. Ingleworld is out December 17.
Crooked I is back with a new song which finds the Long Beach native delivering a lyrical tirade over the instrumental to Hov’s “The Dynasty Intro.” The Slaughterhouse rapper decides to do things his way and serves up “The Shady Dynasty Freestyle” which finds the West Coast emcee spittin’ some introspective rhymes and demanding respect as he proclaims everything under the Shady umbrellas as untouchable. Take a listen to Crooked go in straight for close to three minutes.
Pusha T serves up a new music video for “Hold On” which is the latest single off the Virginia Beach native’s My Name Is My Name LP. The emotinal street anthem finds both artists lacing the mellow piano driven instrumental with rhymes about the struggles of living life out on the corner and hustling to make ends meet. Follow along as the G.O.O.D. Music and MMG general hold what looks like a thug intervention and encourage listeners in tough spots to “Hold On.”
TDE’s SZA goes off the grid and into the woods for her latest music video for “Ice Moon.” The smooth and hypnotizing song is featured on the sultry singer’s second self-released EP entitled, S. The colorful and vibrant visual finds the young artist as she makes her way from what looks like a picnic setting and into the unknown as she gets her nature walk on and explores some beautiful scenery.
Three 6 Mafia has officially taken a backseat to the new group known as Da Mafia 6ix. Members of the rap group include DJ Paul, Gangsta Boo, Crunchy Black, Koopsta Knicca and Lord Infamous. Yes, that means Juicy J and Project Pat are nowhere to be found on the group’s debut mixtape appropriately titled, 6ix Commandments. Consisting of 12 new songs, Da Mafia 6ix’s latest and only offering at this point also features special guests like Yelawold, Bizzy Bone, Krazyie Bone, SpaceGhostPurrp, 8 Ball & MJG, The Outlawz and more. CLICK HERE to download Da Mafia 6ix’s, 6ix Commandements.
1. Da Mafia 6ix – 6ix Commandments Intro
2. Da Mafia 6ix – Go Hard (Feat. Yelawolf) [Prod. By DJ Paul]
3. Da Mafia 6ix – Beacon N Blender [Prod. By DJ Paul]
4. Da Mafia 6ix – Been Had Hard [Prod. By DJ Paul & TWhy] [Co-Prod. By JGrxxn]
5. Da Mafia 6ix – Betta Pray (Feat. The Outlawz & Lil Whyte) [Prod. By DJ Paul & TWhy]
6. Da Mafia 6ix – Break Da Law [Prod. By DJ Paul]
7. Da Mafia 6ix – Murder On My Mind (Feat. Space Ghost Purp, Bizzy Bone & Krayzie Bone) [Prod. By Space Ghost Purp; Co-Produced By JGrxxn & DJ Paul]
8. Da Mafia 6ix – Remember (Feat. Lil Wyte) [Prod. By DJ Paul]
9. Da Mafia 6ix – Stash Spot [Prod. By DJ Paul]
10. Da Mafia 6ix – Yean High (Feat. 8-Ball & MJG) [Prod. By DJ Paul & TWhy; Co-Prod. By JGrxxn]
11. Da Mafia 6ix – Body Parts (Feat. Kokoe, Point Blank, JGrxxn, Locodunit, Skinny Pimp, Gangsta Boo, Crunchy Black, La Chat, Lil Whyte, Lord Infamous, Koopsta Knicca, DJ Paul & More) [Prod. By DJ Paul]
12. Da Mafia 6ix – 6ix Commandments Outro
Former G-Unit rapper Young Buck is back with a new music video for his mellow song titled “Separation.” The visual showcases the rapper posted out on the block in his neighborhood performing to the camera with a few extras and a Beats By Dre boombox. With his Buck Mentality DVD release date approaching, Buck keeps the promotion going as he laces the laid-back instrumental with deep and introspective rhymes about his struggle and will to move forward.
Bun B is back with a new music video for “Triller” featuring Kirko Bangz. The Michael Artis directed visual finds the Houston rapper hitting the streets to make some moves and stack up some dough. Take a look as the camera follows the Southern boss around on a busy day and as he reconvines with Bangz to do a little stunting in front of some luxury whips and pyrotechnics. The H-Town legend’s latest single, “Triller,” is featured on the rapper’s new Trill O.G. The Epilogue LP.
Wiz Khalifa takes the better late than never approach and delivers his latest music video for “The Plan” featuring Juicy J. It’s all about living in the lap of luxury and celebrating success in Khalifa’s new visual which finds both artists performing to the camera from a mansion. With plenty of random beauties in the mix and a butler on deck, the Taylor Gang rappers pour up some champagne and fine greenery while reminiscing on their humble beginnings. “The Plan” is featured on Wiz Khalifa’s O.N.I.F.C. album.
Machine Gun Kelly serves up a new emotional music video for his latest single, “Swing Life Away,” featuring Kellin Quinn. The visual finds the Bad Boy rapper reflecting on early life out on the streets and the work ethic and drive that was needed in order to be successful. The music video shows MGK interacting with his special love interest who supports him through his trials and tribulations. “Swing Life Away” is featured on MGK’s Black Flag mixtape.
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