Next up to take a shot at Drake and JAY Z’s “Pound Cake” instrumental is Wu-Tang Clan member Raekwon. Listen as the Chef shows off his lyrical wordplay and effortlessly laces the smooth track with bar after menacing bar. Rae sounds right at home and gives the fans a small taste of what they can expect to hear on his upcoming Fly International Luxurious Art LP set to drop in January.
Rap veteran Genovese steps back up to the microphone and delivers a new single titled “Walk The Streets” with LOX rapper Styles P. Directed by Javier Goin, Genovese takes viewers to the streets of Yonkers as he performs to the camera and drops introspective rhymes over the song’s soulful instrumental. D-Block’s Styles P comes through and delivers a solid verse which finds the rapper spittin’ about early days in the streets as a young hustler and overcoming the struggles of the city to make it.
DPG’s Scoe channels his inner “Scarface Gott” in his new throwback inspired music video for “#RNS.” Looking like he just stepped out of a scene from the film L.A. Confidential, Scoe delivers an entertaining black and white visual which finds the rapper and his crew decked out in fancy old suits, sporting a Tommy gun and riding around before hitting the club to take in some entertainment. The music video definitely embodies an old school mobster vibe as the rapper effortlessly goes to work over the tracks catchy instrumental courtesy of Best Kept Secret. ”#RNS” is set to be featured on Scoe’s upcoming Tha Influence project which is scheduled to release on October 17.
Southern California natives Kid Ink and Casey Veggies combine forces on Ink’s latest single “I Know Who You Are” and today deliver the accompanying visual treatment. Decked out in Jordan 3 “Black Cats,” Ink performs to the camera around Los Angeles’ trendy street wear area located on and around Fairfax. Watch as The Born Original-directed visual takes viewers on location inside a few stores to bring the track to life such as DOPE.
Young Jeezy keeps it straight street with his new single that surfaced today titled “In My Head.” Originally debuted by Sway Calloway on Shade 45 earlier today with Don Cannon in attendance, the host explained he was able to obtain the song exclusively from DJ Drama. Listen as the Atlanta rapper shares his struggle with leaving his trapping ways behind him and admits that regardless of his success his trap-like mentality refuses to change. Producer Childish major does the honors on the track’s heavy synthy and bouncy instrumental.
G.O.O.D. Music’s Pusha T delivers his latest visual and new single with “King Push” which will be featured on the rapper’s forthcoming My Name Is My Name LP set to drop on October 8. Over hard-hitting drums and a haunting vocal sample, the Virginia native proclaims himself “King Push” and kicks his signature coke rhymes fans have come to love. In the spirit of keeping things simple, Pusha continues his minimal approach as the music video sports the Clipse member performing to the camera against a plain black and white backdrop..
Philly native Meek Mill links up with Power 105.1′s DJ Self for an exclusive interview where the MMG rapper touches on his upcoming project Dreamchasers 3, creative inspiration in the studio, JAY Z and much more. Also included in the footage is a short promotional freestyle performance from Meek Mill.
Karmaloop TV catches up with G.O.O.D. Music artist Big Sean in Las Vegas on the latest episode of Carissa Rossi’s “That Life” web series. Watch as Sean talks his new clothing line Aura Gold Finally Famous and gives his take on his introduction into th world of fashion. The rapper also takes the opportunity to reassure fans he is driven to keep the line available at reasonable prices. Before heading out, Big Sean gets into his new Hall Of Fame LP, touches on the progression of his music and much more.
Revolt TV drops their coverage of MMG Weekend in Miami with Rick Ross and company as they turn the energy up and celebrate success. The festivities were all in place for the first annual MMG weekend as day one consisted of popping bottles and taking in the sights at the strip club. Day two followed with a little swimming, an outside performance and beautiful women everywhere showing their goods during the official MMG pool party. Rozay and his boys eventually find their way back to the club in typical rapper fashion pop more bottles and hit the stage.
Miami native DJ Khaled links up with the Huffington Posts’ Peter Bailey on the latest episode of “Nitecap With Peter Bailey.” Comfortable and in familiar surroundings at his North Miami studio, Khaled partakes in an exclusive one-on-one interview and tackles his inspiration for making music, the early days as an underground DJ for Reggae station Mix 96, his roots in the Dancehall culture and more. However, the most interesting thing Khaled decided to reveal to the camera was that Barack Obama will be featured in some type of way on his upcoming Suffering From Success LP.
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