While performing out in Brooklyn last night, Kendrick Lamar decided to take the opportunity to send a live shot right back in Meek Mill’s direction after his recent “Ooh Kill ‘Em” diss. Take a look as the Compton, Calif. native subliminally shouts, “There’s one nigga in particular that needs to realize that there’s ‘levels’ to this shit. I’m mother fuckin’ king Kendrick.” However, according to AllHipHop.com who was present for the show, Kendrick had a few more choice words for Meek.
Stalley continues his Honest Cowboy web series and delivers for your viewing pleasure episode three. In this episode, the MMG rapper gives up details behind the recording process for Honest Cowboy and recalls isolating himself from the world. In fact, Stalley points out that he needed to bring producers such as DJ Quik and Cardo into his own creative space as he never left the premises.
The Weeknd unveils a new music video today for “Live For” featuring Drake off his new album Kiss Land. Just to be clear, The Weeknd takes the wheel on the vocals while Drizzy hits up the verse with a few bars. Check out the trippy visual with plenty of fast camera movement and flashing lights and shadows. This one’s got a nice cinematic touch to it.
MMG’s Meek Mill takes to Instagram and unveils the official artwork to his upcoming Dreamchasers 3 mixtape. On the front, the Philly native gets meshed with the face of a lion as an eerie smoke rises out of his head. There’s also a backdrop of the city and a few subtle skulls which more than likely represent something associated with death.
The G-Unit general is back on the rap scene with a new song and video for “Can’t Help Myself (I’m Hood).” Curtis’ latest visual finds the south side MC puttin’ in work on the streets and counting stacks of cash with a few gorgeous half naked female assistants. Over a gritty sound and sample heavy production, the New York native attempts to take listeners back to early days out on the block. Check out Fif’s latest offering with “Can’t Help Myself (I’m Hood)’ below.
2 Chainz drops a new music video for “Where U Been?” featuring Cap 1 off his recently released B.O.A.T.S. II: Me Time LP. The G.O.O.D. Music rapper keeps things simple with a black and white visual and hits the streets with his posse. Catch 2 Chainz partying it up with some bad ones and hitting the stage for a few performances.
Cam’ron drops new music to holds the fans over with “Let Me Work” featuring Loaded Lux, Ms. Hustle and Chris Miles along with “Duckin’ Onetime” featuring Sen City. Both tracks will be featured on Cam’ron’s anticipated Ghetto Heaven Vol. 1 which originally was set to release last July 4 but has now been rescheduled for October 1. Check out the latest from the Harlem rapper with “Let Me Work” above and the smooth “Duckin’ Onetime” below which fans cam going in over Mary J. Blige’s classic “My Life” instrumental.
Auto-tune champ Future gives his latest single “Honest” the visual treatment which finds the digital crooner showing off a lot of gold, living lavish and confessing all the truths he can muster up over the mellow track. Take a look at Future’s latest music video which is at least filled with plenty of pretty young thangs and nice camera work.
Pac Div’s Mibbs continues to lace the fans with visuals as he delivers another music video for “FREEBASS” off his collaborative project with producer ScoopDeville. Watch as Mibbs hits the streets of Los Angeles and relatively keeps things simple with the artist performing around in various locations including the beach. There’s also some pretty cool kaleidoscope type of effects going on too. Be sure to download Mibb’s latest FREEBASS EP which is now available.
Fabolous links up with 2 Chainz for the catchy club smash “When I Feel Like It.” The new music video showcases Fabolous living the high life and doing it big on a yacht out in New York with a stable of sexy ladies. Towards the end, Fab and 2 Chainz switch the scenery and take viewers to the club for a good time in all white. Loso’s Way 2: Rise To Power is still set to release some time later this year.
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