Lil B is back in the mix with a new music video for “Get Em.” The visual finds the lazy flow rapper performing to the camera in a grungy and dimly lit tunnel as he spits rhymes about his goons setting their sights on his enemies. Backed by a continuous audio sample of a gun being loaded, Lil B touches on his hustling ways, losing his patience with haters and having to take things to the streets.
Horseshoe Gang releases a new music video with “Small-Pacs.” Rapper Crooked I shows up in the beginning to introduce viewers to the group and breaks down the inspiration for the song’s title. Take a look as the Long Beach natives take their act to the streets and perform to the camera while delivering a lyrical tirade over three different instrumentals. “Small-Pacs” is not featured on the group’s recent Top Ramen N!&&@ project and more than likely will land on their upcoming Mixtape Monthly Vol. 1 which is set to release on November 21. Check out the music video to all see a special public service announcement from the Horseshoe Gang about their upcoming Mixtape Monthly campaign.
Memphis Bleek releases a new music video for “Let That Beat Roc.” The visual showcases a compilation of footage which includes some live performance coverage, a studio session and the rapper performing to the camera as he kicks his feet up with a glass and a stogie. Take a look as JAY Z’s hypeman demonstrates why he still has what it takes to compete with the best of them.
Drake’s official music video for “Worst Behavior” finally drops and features cameos from Dennis Graham, Juicy J and Project Pat. Shot on location in Memphis, TN, the rapper performs to the camera with a few fancy customized old school rides in the back drop and alongside some of the local residents. The visual kicks off with Drake’s father and his band putting in some work in the studio before stepping outside to do a little parking lot pimpin’ with the YMCMB rapper.
Jet Life artist and Monsta Beatz producer, Dee Low, serves up a new dope 8-bit video game inspired visual for “California.” Resembling something close to Mario Brothers, the video follows Dee Low’s character around as he races his fancy whip down the road, picks up some fine greenery and battles a few characters along the way to save some ladies. The animated visual is definitely worth a watch and is featured on the rapper’s Shine mixtape which is now available.
Casey Veggies is back with another top notch remix and this time “Faces” gets a new look with the help of fellow Los Angeles rapper Dom Kennedy. Produced by Rob Holladay, the smooth and hypnotizing instrumental provides the perfect backdrop for Veggies and Kennedy to kick some savvy playa rhymes about their special love interest. Take a listen as the California duo also keep things customary with some braggadocios bars.
Metro Boomin’ went back into the studio to perfect his recent collaboration with Future on “Maison Margiela” and serves up a new remastered version. Produced by Metro and DJ Spinz, Future’s latest street anthem is featured on Metro Boomin’s, 19 & Boomin’ mixtape. Take a listen to the finalized version of “Maison Margiela” which finds the auto-tune champ spittin’ that slick tough guy talk.
2 Chainz releases his new music video for “Fork” which is featured on the G.O.O.D. Music artist’s B.O.A.T.S. II: Me Time LP. The visual finds 2 Chainz performing to the camera in a dimly lit trap house as the rapper and his crew whip up that work to sell out on the streets. Check out the Atlanta D-boy as he shares his love for stackin’ cash and instructs viewers to hit the pot on the stove with a fork to get that product where it needs to be.
It’s all about strictly pimpin’ for Roc Marciano in his latest visual for “The Sacrifice” which is featured on the rapper’s new, The Pimpire Strikes Back, mixtape. Decked out in a white polo headband and matching bath robe, Marciano kicks some slick rhymes over the Madlib produced instrumental about his stable of women and their sacrifice to give up the goods in order to stack up his cash. Though Marciano’s flow at times feels like it takes a detour on and off beat, the New York bred rapper does a good job of playing up his laid-back persona to the camera and delivering enough witty lines about his female employees to keep your attention.
Here’s a new music video from Talib Kweli for “Hamster Wheel” which is featured on the rapper’s latest album Prisoner of Conscious. The Slick & Sam directed visual finds the rapper out on the block in Brooklyn as he kicks rhymes about one woman’s struggle to make ends meet. Watch as things play out in front of Kweli’s eyes as the woman’s luck runs out and finally has a run-in with authorities over some illegal activity.
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