Rising rap talent Dizzy Wright kicks introspective rhymes and reflects on coming up out of troubled circumstances while losing friends along the way. Watch as Wyclef and Dizzy hit the streets and give the emotional track “We Turned Out Alright” the visual treatment. Fans can grab “We Turned Out” and more on Wright’s latest project The Golden Age mixtape.
DoughBoyz Cashout get the official introduction at a live show from the big homie Young Jeezy as they take the stage in Detroit. In their new black and white music video for the song “I Love My Life,” viewers are treated to a compilation of random clips from life on the road and different live shows. Watch as DoughBoyz Cashout celebrate their lavish lifestyles and new found success in the rap game.
Take a look at some dope coverage of Kirk Knight and Joey Bada$$ recently catching up with London’s DJ Semtex. The duo quickly get into some off-the-top rhymes and hold it down instrumental after instrumental. In between, Semtex also takes the opportunity to put the New York natives through a Q&A session. Watch how it all went down live at BBC Radio 1Xtra.
Rihanna gets raunchy and raw in her new music video for the strip club anthem “Pour It Up.” Watch as RiRi flaunts her cash and makes it rain while numerous dancers seductively work the pole and perform to the camera. The visual treatment for “Pour It Up” also boasts some twerking scenes from Rihanna herself. Unapologetic is available in stores.
Pusha T takes a casual stroll down the streets of Compton, Calif. as he keeps things simple and performs to the camera. The gritty black and white visual also showcases TDE’s Kendrick Lamar who joins King Push on his late night walk and holds it down for his respective verse. Interestingly enough, the entire video consists of only one long steady shot and really plays to the song’s raw vibe.
Go behind the lens and see how Eminem and Rick Rubin came together to put together his new single and video for “Berzerk.” Rubin opens up to the camera and shares details about the song’s production and the creative energy in the studio while working with rapper Eminem. Though the Detroit native never takes the opportunity to address the camera, Rubin breaks it all down nicely and touches on Eminem as an artist before heading out.
Pusha T sits down with Hot New Hip Hop and discusses his thoughts on his new album My Name Is My Name leaking on to the internet. In fact, the G.O.O.D. Music artist tells cameras he purposely released the full stream of his album in order for fans to hear the appropriate quality. Kendrick Lamar was also a topic of discussion as King Push touched on their recent collaboration with “Nosetalgia” and whether or not he felt disrespected by K-Dot’s infamous “Control” verse. Before heading out, Pusha also speaks on HBO’s The Wire and explains what he wants fans to understand after hearing his new LP.
Rapper Ace Hood links up with Tim Westwood overseas for a new one-on-one interview as part of the radio host’s Crib Sessions. Hood explains the creative direction behind his new Trials & Tribulations, explains how he first met DJ Khaled and opens up on his frustration with other rappers not giving his flow credit and subsequently stealing it. Ace also gets into his smash hit “Bugatti,” life in Miami and much more.
The L.A. Leakers’ very own Justin Credible took the stage to DJ and party the night away with B.O.B. and Taylor Gang artist Ty Dolla $ign. The artists performed to the crowd and turned the energy up as Credible held it down on the turntables for the evening. Take a look at the short recap video courtesy of L.A. Leakers to see how it all went down at Hollywood’s trendy club Playhouse.
Vibe TV catches up with the rap duo known as the Ying Yang Twins. The brothers sit down for an interview and get fans up-to-speed with what they’ve been busy doing and touch on their latest Ass In Session mixtape. Watch as the Ying Yang Twins also discuss constantly touring, catering their music to the strip club and even call out Miley Cyrus and other for artists for stealing their signature word “Hanhh” which they address on their song “Say My Word.” Take a look at what D-Roc and Kaine had to say on their upcoming album and much more.
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