Pittsburgh’s Mars Jackson is quickly on the rise and today he decides to keeps his forward momentum going with the release of his latest visual for “Just Some Shit.” Take a look as the young spitter proceeds to deliver a lyrical tirade for three minutes over two laid-back and hypnotizing instrumentals courtesy of producer SP. “Just Some Shit” is featured on Jackson’s latest offering, Hypechill, which released just a few months ago.
Noisey sits down and talks what truth means to Virginia Beach’s Pusha T. Check out “King Push” as he admits that he’s reached a stage in his life where he can’t afford to waste time and has very little patience. The rapper goes on to explain that his life revolves around his business and he can’t jeopardize it by being associated with liars. Pusha gives viewers insight into his thought process by explaining how he was raised by his father and much more.
It’s a full-on industry takeover as Maino hits the streets of New York and takes over a major record label with The Mafia. Take a look as Maino’s latest visual for “Fuck These Industry Niggas” finds the rapper and his crew decked out in black and plotting on the music industry. The rapper makes his feelings very clear as he shares his disgust for the current state of hip hop and his disapproval of the artists at the forefront. It’s no mercy as Maino takes hostages and performs to the camera inside while Police surround the building and attempt to negotiate from outside.
Civil TV did the honors just a few days ago of taking viewers behind the scenes of Casey Veggies’ new music video for “She In My Car” featuring Dom Kennedy. Today, the finalized version drops and features some dope footage of the rappers performing the camera as they live it up in luxury and celebrate their success at a fancy house on the hills. ”She In My Car” is featured on Veggies’ Life Changes mixtape. Keep an eye out for a cameo from MMG’s Rockie Fresh who also showed up on set to support and get a game of pool in.
Go behind the scenes for an exclusive look at Rihanna’s new music video for “What Now.” The singer gives the camera some commentary on the creative direction of her new visual as well as some of her staff on hand. Take a look as Riri stays busy for her new music video and condenses two days worth of work into two. “What Now” is featured on the singer’s latest album, Unapologetic.
Down South rapper Waka Flocka releases a new visual for the energetic street banger “Color Blind.” Released earlier this year, the music video for the song finds the eccentric character living it up and partying the night away with his crew and some ladies. With plenty of drink and weed smoke going around, Waka laces the hard-hitting track with plenty of braggadocios rhymes which include bars focused on his love for chasing money and keepin’ gold diggers at distance from it.
Apparently even GQ is capitalizing on exclusive content and visuals these days as they release a new “GQ Freestyle” with Kendrick Lamar. The video showcases the young Compton native as he gets spruced by for his GQ Men of the Year photo shoot with the magazine. In between all the flashing lights, Lamar stops to drop a couple of bars in front of a white backdrop as a few extras on set make sure he looks real dapper for the camera. Kendrick Lamar is set to be featured in the December 2013 issue of GQ.
Los Angeles based artist Skeme drops a new music video for his single, “Millions,” which is featured on his forthcoming album, Ingleworld. Check out the rapper as he rounds up his trusty goons and takes the Dead Presidents approach as he masterminds an armed truck heist. The visual finds Skeme and his crew decked out in all black as they perform to the camera from a grungy warehouse and successfully come out alive with a few “Millions” to show for. Ingleworld is out December 17.
Pusha T serves up a new music video for “Hold On” which is the latest single off the Virginia Beach native’s My Name Is My Name LP. The emotinal street anthem finds both artists lacing the mellow piano driven instrumental with rhymes about the struggles of living life out on the corner and hustling to make ends meet. Follow along as the G.O.O.D. Music and MMG general hold what looks like a thug intervention and encourage listeners in tough spots to “Hold On.”
TDE’s SZA goes off the grid and into the woods for her latest music video for “Ice Moon.” The smooth and hypnotizing song is featured on the sultry singer’s second self-released EP entitled, S. The colorful and vibrant visual finds the young artist as she makes her way from what looks like a picnic setting and into the unknown as she gets her nature walk on and explores some beautiful scenery.
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