Drake’s official music video for “Worst Behavior” finally drops and features cameos from Dennis Graham, Juicy J and Project Pat. Shot on location in Memphis, TN, the rapper performs to the camera with a few fancy customized old school rides in the back drop and alongside some of the local residents. The visual kicks off with Drake’s father and his band putting in some work in the studio before stepping outside to do a little parking lot pimpin’ with the YMCMB rapper.
Jet Life artist and Monsta Beatz producer, Dee Low, serves up a new dope 8-bit video game inspired visual for “California.” Resembling something close to Mario Brothers, the video follows Dee Low’s character around as he races his fancy whip down the road, picks up some fine greenery and battles a few characters along the way to save some ladies. The animated visual is definitely worth a watch and is featured on the rapper’s Shine mixtape which is now available.
Casey Veggies is back with another top notch remix and this time “Faces” gets a new look with the help of fellow Los Angeles rapper Dom Kennedy. Produced by Rob Holladay, the smooth and hypnotizing instrumental provides the perfect backdrop for Veggies and Kennedy to kick some savvy playa rhymes about their special love interest. Take a listen as the California duo also keep things customary with some braggadocios bars.
2 Chainz hits the kitchen with Jourdan Dunn on the latest episode of Life+Time’s Well Dunn show. Take a look as 2 Chainz and Jourdan have some fun behind the stove and joke around in the kitchen. The rapper rolls up his sleeves and cooks up some delicious looking beer steamed king crab legs. Take a look as the food enthusiast showcases one of his recipes that fans will find in his new cookbook titled #MEALTIME. There’s also an awkward moment where Dunn trys to kick a food inspired rhyme for 2 Chainz.
MMG rapper Gunplay is back with a new remix for Meek Mill and Jadakiss’ latest collaboration,”Heaven Or Hell.” Take a listen to the South Florida native as he includes his own verse over the bouncy instrumental and keeps it street with his signature hood bars. Gunplay was also kind enough to keep Meek and Jada’s vocals on board for a solid remix version.
Migos takes the better late than never approach and decides to hop on Drake’s “Pound Cake” instrumental for a new freestyle. The track finds the rappers celebrating their success and kicking some introspective rhymes. The Atlanta natives take the opportunity to do a little bragging and point out to all the non-believers and naysayers their more than one hit wonders.
Metro Boomin’ went back into the studio to perfect his recent collaboration with Future on “Maison Margiela” and serves up a new remastered version. Produced by Metro and DJ Spinz, Future’s latest street anthem is featured on Metro Boomin’s, 19 & Boomin’ mixtape. Take a listen to the finalized version of “Maison Margiela” which finds the auto-tune champ spittin’ that slick tough guy talk.
Jhene Aiko’s new EP, Sail Out, officially releases today and fans finally get to hear in full her standout collaboration with Kendrick Lamar titled “Stay Ready (What A Life).” The beautiful singer-songwriter serves up a nice smooth and melodic jam that finds both artists showcasing their undeniable chemistry.
Childish Gambino is gearing up to lace fans with more music on December 10 with his new album, Because The Internet. The rapper-singer’s latest offering will include 19 new songs and feature the likes of Chance The Rapper, Jhene Aiko and Azealia Banks. The project’s official cover artwork has also been liberated. Check out the tracklist provided for full details.
1. The Library (Intro)
2. I. Crawl
3. II. worldstar
4. Dial Up
5. I. The worst guys (feat. Chance the Rapper)
6. II. shadows
7. III. telegraph ave. (“Oakland” by Lloyd)
8. IV. sweatpants
9. V. 3005
10. Playing Around Before the Party Starts
11. I. The Party
12. II. no exit
13. Death By Numbers
14. I. Flight of the Navigator
15. II. zealots of stockholm (Free Information)
16. III. urn
17. I. pink toes (feat. Jhene Aiko)
18. II. earth: The oldest computer (The last night) [feat. Azealia Banks]
19. III. life: The biggest troll (andrew auernheimer)
Drizzy was all the way live in Dallas, Texas as his “Would You Like A Tour” rolled into town. Fans were treated to a surprise performance from former Cash Money artist, Juvenile, as the rapper jumped into his classic hit “Back That Azz Up” with Drake by his side. Take a look at how it all went down in front of a sold out crowd.
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