Go behind the scenes with Skee TV as they bring you an exclusive look at Crooked I’s upcoming music video for “Yodo” off his highly anticipated Apex Predator project releasing later this month. Directed by Ryan Postas, the Long Beach native and Slaughterhouse member performs for the cameras while Postas gives insight on the anti-gun concept behind the music video. Watch as C.O.B. artists from Horseshoe G.A.N.G. and singer K Young make a cameo while on set.
A$AP Mob member A$AP Ferg sits down with Fuse and discusses his inspiration behind his latest visual for his new single “Shabba”. Ferg opens up about his appreciation for ’90s music and acknowledges Jamaican Dancehall artist, Shabba Ranks, as one of his earlier influences. In fact, Ferg’s new music video for “Shabba” is meant to portary Ranks’ gaudy and lavish lifestyle. Directed by A$AP Rocky, conceptually the video shows Ferg and company sneaking into Ranks’ home and helping themselves to his amenities, clothes and women. Before calling it a wrap, Ferg speaks on being inspired by artists like Bone Thug-N-Harmony and speaks highly of the energy they bring to the studio.
Bay Area artist and Taylor Gang member Berner drops a new music video for “Come On” off his upcoming Drugstore Cowboy project. Produced by Cozmon, the track finds Berner counting his blessings and enjoying the fruits of his labor. Stacks of cash, expensive rides, weed and beautiful women set the scenery as Berner encourages his listeners to follow along and get some money with him.
Mac Miller decides to give his latest single “I Am Who Am (Killin’ Time)” featuring Niki Randa the visual treatment off his acclaimed album Watching TV With The Sound Off. Produced by ADOTHEGOD, the mellow song finds Miller dropping some deep introspective rhymes about life and everything in between as he calmly surrounds himself with light bulbs and the camera pans back and forth to a brunette beauty who swims in a confined space.
California MC’s Ras Kass and Planet Asia link up for a collaborative track titled “Kings” off the album, LI FTW, presented by J57 and Numonics. On the production end, Numonics takes the wheel and gives the track an old school Hip Hop vibe with a few samples and scratches to make up the catchy hook. The laid-back production is reflected in the visual which showcase Ras and P.A. chillin with some beauties and performing for the cameras from a throne like chair.
DJ Paul and rapper Kokoe take fans to the weed shop and more in their latest visual for “Re-Up”. The gritty music video follows both artists around Los Angeles as they hit the studio to lay down tracks, get in practice at the gun range but more importantly pay a visit to the medical shop to grab a couple O’s. Paul and Kokoe spit rhymes on “Re-Up” about selling drugs, smoking the finest and making sure their inventory stays in stock. In other words, if you’re looking for a music video with some type of substance this is not the option for you.
Directed by Benny Boom, Juicy J links up with Wale and Trey Songz for his new music video “Bounce It” off his forthcoming Stay Trippy album. The former Three 6 Mafia and Taylor Gang artist gives his stripper and club anthem the visual treatment packed with all the familiar trimmings like money, gold, beautiful models and fast cars. Songz takes charge of the catchy hook and encourages the ladies everywhere to “bounce it” with promises of cash showers while the Juice man and Wale drop their respective verses.
In front of a packed house inside New York’s Pace Gallery, Hov put on a performance for “Picasso Baby” off his new Magna Carta Holy Grail album for six hours straight. Go behind the scenes and get a sneak peek of Jay puttin’ it down for the multiple cameras and the lucky few who got the opportunity to take part in the shooting of the music video.
Skee.TV brings you behind the scenes on the set of West Coast rapper Problem’s upcoming music video for “I Be On” for an exclusive sneak peek. Produced by League of Starz and featured on Problem’s latest Gangsta Grillz mixtape, The Separation, director John Colombo provides the visual treatment for the standout track inside a flashy and stylish nightclub as the backdrop. Diamond Lane Music Group signee Bad Lucc also makes an appearance and shares a few words alongside Problem and a number of beautiful women. Conceptually, Problem promises fans his newest music video will reflect the young and fly “element” he enjoys surrounding himself with.
L.E.P. Bogus Boys drop a new visual for “It’s On Me” which will be featured on the thugtastic duo’s upcoming Don’t Feed Da Killz Vol. 4 mixtape dropping August 8. The video finds the group and their goons puttin’ in work in the studio, finding the time to host a back alley dice game, flossin’ plenty of drug money and jewelry around and finally takin’ a joyride with ski masks on like they just pulled a bank heist. It’s definitely safe to assume these two are definitely out there and making ends meet quite well.
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