Take an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at Hip Hop’s newest trio, Serial Killers, on the set of their new music video for “The First 48.” The Matt Alonzo directed visual finds group members Xzibit, Demrick and B Real in a gruesome setting as each rapper takes a moment to share some commentary with Skee.TV cameras.
Nipsey Hussle delivers a new music video for his “Crenshaw & Slauson” track which is featured on the rapper’s Crenshaw mixtape. The extend visual starts off and ends with some commentary from personal friends and individuals from the All Money In founder’s Los Angeles neighborhood. Watch as they share their thoughts on on his success and reflect on his early struggles. Eventually the official music video kicks in which finds the rapper performing to the camera outside of his numerous businesses and lacing the mellow piano driven instrumental with introspective rhymes.
G.O.O.D. Music’s Pusha T keeps the momentum going on his promotion and delivers yet another black and white visual for the Future assisted song “Pain.” The visual for the hard-hitting My Name Is My Name song finds the Virginia Beach native lacing the track with street tales and drug infused lyrics over a smooth piano loop. Take a look at Pusha’s new music video which showcases the rapper performing to the camera while vintage footage of civil rights and public unrest flash on and off the screen to emphasize the song’s message.
Vado takes the cinematic approach and gives his “R.N.S.” track the visual treatment. Accompanied by Jadakiss and Troy Ave, Vado catches wind that the feds are watching his moves so he puts in place a plan to snatch up one particular agent he’s aware that’s been following him and his crew. Things eventually get ugly as the federal agent gets roughed up and finds himself being beaten and interrogated. Not only is the smooth Slime Flu 4 track a smooth banger, the music video really pulls the whole vision together nicely.
Taylor Gang artist Berner is back with a new music video for his infectious slow jam appropriately titled “Wax Room.” The Bay Area native’s ode to weed, wax and everything else herb related in between, also features a solid verse from Nipsey Hussle as the two rappers light up and kick rhymes about their savvy business moves. Fans can pick up “Wax Room” and more on Berner’s Drugstore Cowboy mixtape which is now available for download.
Here’s a new visual from Spodee for “Away” which is featured on the Hustle Gang G.D.O.D. mixtape. Over a menacing beat and smooth piano keys, the rapper keeps it all the way authentic by dropping bars about his desire to provide for his family and survive out on the streets, while Trae and T.I. appropriately back him up with motivational tales of their own. The visual has a real down south and gritty vibe to it so there’s plenty of scenes with the artists performing on the streets of what appears to be the backwoods of Atlanta and church.
Rapper Ballout delivers his latest music video for “Diamonds For Everyone” featuring Chicago knucklehead Chief Keef. Watch as the rappers live it up, celebrate their accomplishments in the game, drop cautionary bars about thirsty broads and of course get their shine on by rockin’ plenty of diamonds. Take a listen as Keef and Ballout go in over the bouncy instrumental, perform to the camera inside a mansion and sport luxury rides.
Shyne is back and takes it back to his gritty roots with his song and video for “Frank Matthews.” Decked out in a full tuxedo and sporting bottles of champagne, the bow-tie wearing rapper attempts to recapture his troubled days out on the block in the New York as he drops slick bars and channels the thoughts of the “criminal minded.” The visual isn’t really too exciting as it simply showcases the rapper performing to the camera in the same location throughout the entire thing. Take a look as Shyne drops bars on the ways of the world and its ups and downs.
Hip Hop’s new mysterious character UZ releases a new music video for his infectious track “I Got This” featuring Trae The Truth, Problem and Trinidad James. No word yet if UZ is actually an artist, a producer or perhaps a DJ but nonetheless he fails to make an appearance in his latest offering. Filmed during the week of SXSW, the visual showcases Trae, Problem and James out and about on the streets with friends and fans as they turn the energy up and get things live in the middle of the street. ”I Got This” is featured on the new Balltrap Muzic Vol. 1.
More commonly recognized for his rap battle skills, Loaded Lux delivers a new music video for the soulful cut “You Can” featuring Fred The Godson and Jadakiss. Watch as Lux and company drop slick street inspired bars over the soulful instrumental and break down the struggles they endured while living life out on the block.
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