Funkmaster Flex gives his Fabolous assisted feature, “Money Talks”, off his Who U Mad At? Me Or Yourself? mixtape the visual treatment. Take a look as Fab makes his way from what appears to be a photo shoot with some models, to dropping a couple bars in an elevator and finally heads downstairs where he links up with Funk Flex for a ride around New York in one of his classic muscle whips.
Director Frank Paladino and Atlantic Records take you behind the scenes of Wiz Khalifa’s latest music video for “Paperbond” off his O.N.I.F.C. album. Follow along as shooting begins in Hawthorne, Calif. at the Uvair Jet Center and eventually transitions over to an old bank in Los Angeles. Go behind the lens with Wiz and the rest of the Taylor Gang crew as they put it work and make it happen.
Gangsta Gibbs keeps his ESGN visuals coming with his latest offering for “Have U Seen Her” featuring Skrewface. Packed with plenty of strippers and guns, the raw video finds Freddie and company in the hood baggin’ up that work, smokin’ on backwoods and making moves to distribute. Check out the visual treatment for “Have U Seen Her” below and grab Freddie Gibbs’ new album by CLICKING HERE.
The Trap Lord A$AP Ferg finally gives his new single “Shabba” featuring A$AP Rocky the visual treatment. The odd video almost resembles something out of an episode of The Addams Family. Showcasing the entire A$AP mob and some pretty young things, Ferg and company party it up in an old looking house and even hit up Snoop from The Wire to come kick it. Trap Lord is set to drop on August 20.
Chicago native Chief Keef drops a new music video for “April Fools” off his upcoming Almighty Sosa project. Directed by Brandon Zeher, the visual finds Keef in familiar surroundings with plenty of smoke, cash and jewelry as he performs for the camera in a big house. Never one to step outside of his familiar wordplay, Keef sticks to what he knows best and spits about his expensive habits and being richer than everybody else. However, what else would you expect from Sosa?
Big Pooh gives his latest single “Gold Chain” the visual treatment. The former Little Brother MC shows off plenty of images associated with hip hop and materialism and pokes fun at their insignificance. Equipped with 40-ounces, weed, jewelry and cheap sparkling wine Pooh kicks his raps over a smooth sample based instrumental and delivers a comical ending to pull the video’s message all together.
B.O.B. delivers a new music video today for “That How You Feel” off his upcoming Underground Luxury project which is apparently coming before the end of the summer. The Grand Hustle artist drops a teaser that gives fans a short studio performance of B.O.B. laying down the track. Production-wise, soulful guitar rifts and hard drums provide the perfect platform for Bobby Ray to go to work. Check out the visual snippet for “That How You Feel” below.
Artist and producer, Tito Rodriguez, drops a new song and animated visual for “No Regrets” off his forthcoming LP The Message. The emotional track tackles the concept of teenage pregnancy and the strain that can be left on a family as a result of it. Rodriguez also addresses the importance of a father figure in a child’s life and overall proposes the question if you could go back and fix past mistakes would you do so or simply choose to live with regret?
Oj Da Juiceman is back with another visual for “Life On The Edge” off his Juice World 2 project. Produced by D Rich, the visual finds Juice literally on the edge of a rocky cliff and also struggling with one foot out the dope game and the other in it. Juice spits his trappin’ tales, serves up the tough guy talk and of course demonstrates his love for the paper.
P. Reign drops his new music video for “We Them Niggas” featuring A$AP Rocky. Produced by Pro Logic, the Toronto native delivers the first look of what’s to come off his forthcoming mixtape, Dear America, which originally was suppose to release on July 4. Directed by Footage, the visual is like night and day as P. Reign is decked out in all black surrounded by his crew of goons while Rocky takes the cocaine white approach for his respective half. Check out the video below and let us know what you think about the collaborative effort between the Toronto rapper and Harlem’s A$AP Mob front man.
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