Lil Durk is back with a new visual for his catchy street anthem titled, “52 Bars Part 3.” The music video frinds the young Chicago native surrounded by his goons as he laces the track with his signature tough guy talk. WIth pistols flashing and plenty of mean muggin’, Durk sends warning shots at the competition and makes it clear he’s not afraid to get his hands dirty.
Here’s some video coverage of Wiz Khalifa’s recent travels throughout Europe. The visual follows Khalifa and the gang as they make their way from Birmingham, UK to London and finally Paris, France. The Pittsburgh emcee takes in some sight seeing, does a little shopping, catches the Steelers vs. Vikings game with his crew and shoots a music video in a eerie looking basement. As always, there’s plenty of weed smoke in-between destinations.
Here’s a new Frank Paladino promotional trailer that was just released for Wiz Khalifa’s DayToday web series. Cameras were on-site to document Wiz’s recent tour run through Europe. Take a look as fans embrace overseas embrace the Pittsburgh bred rapper in this short trailer which includes footage captured from different live performances in France, United Kingdom, Belgium, Switzerland, Germany, Amsterdam, Denmark, Sweden and Norway.
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.
In episode three of Juicy J’s Everyday Life webseries, the Taylor Gang artist brings the cameras along to capture his busy schedule while he handles an interview and photo shoot in New York, Afterwards, Juicy gets trippy in Los Angeles as he sits down with Crazy Mike to cook up some new music for the fans. Go behind-the-scenes in the studio with Juicy and get a sneak peek of some new tunes currently in the works that won’t be featured on his forthcoming Stay Trippy album.
In part three of BBC and Zane Low’s interview with Jay-Z, business and politics serve as the topic of discussion as Hov shares his honest opinion on matters such as healthcare and President Obama. However, Jay kicks things off by speaking on Roc Nation’s early years and the importance of setting the foundation for the label by first signing writers, producers and later developing careers of artists like J. Cole with the help of A&R’s. The former Def Jam president also says that greatness takes time and doesn’t agree with associating tracks with specific seasons like summer or winter. Hov also speaks candidly on his belief that the sports industry and Hip Hop are “cousins” and the talents that surface from both come from the same origins. Jay-Z also points out that he doesn’t move in political circles but stresses that Obama is a symbol of hope for a new generation.
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