Chris Brown is fresh out of rehab and back out on the streets as the troubled R&B artist gears up to release his forthcoming and potential last album, X. However, Breezy decides to lace his fans before hand with a new 5-song mixtape entitled, X Files, which includes features from the likes of Ludacris and Busta Rhymes. The project also includes a bonus track from Brown titled, “Main Chick,” which showcases the singer-dancer linking up with Kid Ink.
Ellen does the honors of unveiling Kanye West’s latest visual for “Bound 2” which is featured on the rapper’s new Yeezus LP. West’s girlfriend and new baby mama, Kim Kardashian, also makes an cameo in the video as she rides a motorcycle on top of Yeezy’s lap and gives the camera some stares. The Nick Knight directed music video looks like it was shot entirely in front of a green screen.
Chicago’s Lil Durk drops a new music video for “Hittaz” which is featured on the young rapper’s Signed To The Streets mixtape. The A Zae directed visual showcases Durk and his homies decked out in all black attire performing to the camera against a matching black backdrop. Fans can look forward to Durk’s upcoming project,Fuckery, which is set to release on January 5.
Funk Flex does the honors of debuting Uncle Murda new music video for his new Jahlil Beats banger “Wu Wuu Wuuu” featuring rapper Rocko. The visual finds the New York artist keeping a low profile at a hotel with his side chicks as they count up stacks of cash and show off their lovely assets to the camera. Take a look as Murda and Rocko also have some fun on top of a tricked out armored truck as they party the night away.
M.I.A. is back with a new tripply and colorful music video for her latest collaborative single, “Y.A.L.A.,” with Dutch production team The Partysquad. It’s not recommended you sit to close for this one as the Daniel Sannwald directed visual showcases a number of fast and vibrant moving objects which could be considered by some to be seizure inducing. Now that we got that out the way, the glow-in-the-dark visual finds the artist performing to the camera as rapid images zip off and on the screen. The music video also comes courtesy of KENZO and i-D Magazine. “Y.A.L.A.” is featured on M.I.A.’s new album, Matangi.
Harlem’s A$AP Rocky releases his latest music video for “Phoenix” which is featured on the rapper’s debut studio album, Love.Live.A$AP. The Francesco Carrozzini directed visual showcases Michael K. Williams and Joan Smalls who star as a couple struggling to get through a serious emotional moment in their relationship. Watch as an argument between the two sparks an outburst from Smalls who picks up a gun and contemplates on killing Williams from point blank range. Meanwhile, scenes of A$AP Rocky performing his verse in the same room decked out in a red outfit cut in and out. There’s definitely more than meets the eye with this one.
Big Sean delivers a dope new visual which consists of a bunch of random footage of the rapper living his hectic lifestyle out on the road. The G.O.O.D. Music rapper takes the opportunity to share some insightful narration with viewers and touches on what the word risk means to him. Sean Don also speaks on his personal philosophy and encourages his fans to pursue their dreams in his latest inspirational vlog.
Pittsburgh’s Mars Jackson is quickly on the rise and today he decides to keeps his forward momentum going with the release of his latest visual for “Just Some Shit.” Take a look as the young spitter proceeds to deliver a lyrical tirade for three minutes over two laid-back and hypnotizing instrumentals courtesy of producer SP. “Just Some Shit” is featured on Jackson’s latest offering, Hypechill, which released just a few months ago.
It’s a full-on industry takeover as Maino hits the streets of New York and takes over a major record label with The Mafia. Take a look as Maino’s latest visual for “Fuck These Industry Niggas” finds the rapper and his crew decked out in black and plotting on the music industry. The rapper makes his feelings very clear as he shares his disgust for the current state of hip hop and his disapproval of the artists at the forefront. It’s no mercy as Maino takes hostages and performs to the camera inside while Police surround the building and attempt to negotiate from outside.
Civil TV did the honors just a few days ago of taking viewers behind the scenes of Casey Veggies’ new music video for “She In My Car” featuring Dom Kennedy. Today, the finalized version drops and features some dope footage of the rappers performing the camera as they live it up in luxury and celebrate their success at a fancy house on the hills. ”She In My Car” is featured on Veggies’ Life Changes mixtape. Keep an eye out for a cameo from MMG’s Rockie Fresh who also showed up on set to support and get a game of pool in.
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