Daily Visuals

HipHopWired Featured Video Source: Prince Williams / Getty It’s been more than a month since Lil Durk dropped his latest project Loyal Bros 2. But the Chiraq representative isn’t letting that buzz die just yet and comes through with a new clip for a fan favorite cut off that album. Linking up with Future for the visuals to “Mad Max,” Lil Durk and the Toxic King head down to Miami to lay down their bars as a few juxes go down in the sunny streets of South Beach. This video was hella violent. From hardcore rap to some R&B, The Weeknd heads to the planet of Pandora to get that Avatar money and sing underwater as the Na’vi natives groove to his melody. Check out the rest of today’s drops including work from Lil Tjay, Rich The Kid, Famous Dex and Jay Critch and more. LIL DURK & FUT...

HipHopWired Featured Video Source: Matt Jelonek / Getty For a minute now NEMS has been carving out quite the niche for himself in the rap game and today he welcomes a Hip-Hop legend to his Coney Island neighborhood to lay it down for the streets and remind everyone they ain’t the ones to test. Linking up for the new visuals to “Don’t Ever Disrespect Me,” NEMS and Ghostface Killah kick it in Coney but instead of taking to the boardwalk they two men take over a bodega to cause a ruckus before hanging in front of NEMS’ FYL store. All these decades later and Ghost still got that potent work. Props. From the East to the South, Freddie Gibbs is looking to kick off 2023 the right way and in his vintage looking clip to “Rabbit Vision” uses a collage of videos from his time on tour and in the studi...

HipHopWired Featured Video Weeks after Uncle Murda had social media buzzing and bugging with his latest year-end summary, “Rap Up 2022,” the Brooklyn rapper drops a clip for the “controversial” cut and it’s as entertaining as you’d expect. Kicking it with Tony Yayo and some thick young ladies in da club for his clip to “Rap Up 2022,” Uncle Murda uses stock footage of all the celebrities he spoke on to remind everyone of their foolishness while he pops bottles and bursts out laughing at his own punchlines. Related Stories Wiz Khalifa meanwhile keeps true to his character and for his visuals to “Love To Smoke,” Wiz sparks up a fat joint while chilling on his couch and playing some Xbox. Simple yet very relatable. Check out the rest of today’s drops including work from Coi Leray, 21 Lil Harol...

HipHopWired Featured Video Source: Jerritt Clark / Getty It’s been a hot minute since A$AP Rocky’s dropped an album, but now that he’s got a new mouth to feed it would make sense that he get back on his grind and get that paper cause pampers ain’t cheap, b. Kicking off 2023 with some new visuals to “Angels Pt. 2,” Pretty Flacko takes it back to his Harlem roots where he kicks it with his goon squad including the dearly departed A$AP Yams, who appears with a halo above his head throughout the video. Pretty dope ish. From the East to the South, Gucci Mane and Kodak Black link up for a little bromance, and in their clip to “King Snipe” the two Southerners take to the club to show everyone how to shine under the disco lights before turning up in the studio. Check out the rest of today’s drops ...

HipHopWired Featured Video Earlier this week news broke that Cordae was about to become a daddy when his pro-tennis player wifey, Naomi Osaka announced she had a blonde bun in the oven. Now that he knows he’s gonna have an extra mouth to feed, Cordae got back on his grizzly to bring home the bacon. Linking up with BabyTron for the visuals to Beetleborgs,” Cordae and BT keep a low profile and play a game of poker in the crib with some close friends before taking to the streets to turn up and close out the clip. Elsewhere, Dave East looks to get some higher turnin’ and in his clip for “Rules” heads back to school like Rodney Dangerfield to school the next generation on how hustlers get it poppin’ and in the process probably lowered a few of his students GPAs. Check out the rest of today’s dr...

HipHopWired Featured Video Source: Johnny Nunez / Getty Last week, Westside Gunn released a visual for “Super Kick Party” in which he fell back and let Eastside Flip take center stage for the cameras, but today WG dusts off his massive chunks of ice and returns to the front line for his latest music video. Linking up with Rome Streetz and Stove God Cooks for the visuals to “BDP,” Westside Gunn rolls around with his peoples through his hood and hops out the car window to spit his bars as his driver creeps through the streets of Buffalo. From Buffalo to New York City, French Montana continues to stay on his grizzly and for his latest Vory featured clip to “Project Baby” Montana and Vory kick it in a project hallway with some thick young women and get poured up and smoked out as most people d...

HipHopWired Featured Video Source: NIPAH DENNIS / Getty The first lady of TDE, SZA, has been riding a wave of good vibes. With her latest album, SOS doing remarkable numbers thus far and her fans singing SZA’s praises for her latest project. Keeping them satisfied with her work, SZA comes through with some new visuals to “Kill Bill.” The Cali crooner takes on the role of “The Bride” and goes on a rampage after her man (who lowkey looks like NBA Young Boy) attempted to kill her but fails to complete the mission (SZA too thick to body that easy). What follows was a bloody good time and some cool anime to boot. Having Vivica A. Fox make an appearance was top notch. We need more SZA in our life. Back in the Big Apple, New York’s Ridah Man Jim Jones keeps the bright lights of the city buzzing, ...

HipHopWired Featured Video Source: Frazer Harrison / Getty For a minute there, a Weeknd video used to feature the Canadian crooner in face prosthetics that had him looking like Martin Lawrence after Tommy “Hitman” Hearns put them hands on him. These days, the multiplatinum singer is back to being himself in his vids and we’re all the more grateful for it. Looking like his normal self to start off his latest visuals to “Is There Someone Else?” The Weeknd kicks it with a curvy young lady who gives him a seductive silhouette show in his home as he sings his heart out before—once again—putting on a plastic mask and making himself look like a potential serial killer. This man and his masks, man. Back in New York, French Montana keeps the memory of his homie alive and in his clip for Chinx featu...

HipHopWired Featured Video Source: Joseph Okpako / Getty It’s been a few years since Popcaan signed with Drake’s OVO label and on the cusp of the release of his latest project, Great Is He, the Jamaican artist links up with the King of The North to bring y’all some dancehall heat. In Pop’s visuals to “We Caa Done,” he and Drizzy take a boat ride around the island with Kevin Durant before mounting some jet ski’s to finish off a fun day of activities. Drake using a Jamaican accent for his verses is hella entertaining. Back in the states, Kodak Black seems to be living the lavish gangsta life and in his clip to “Kodak The Boss,” Black politics at home with a thick young lady while draped down in a Versace robe and admiring his golden assault rifle, which was gifted to him by a Mexican cartel....

HipHopWired Featured Video Source: Bob Levey / Getty For whatever reason a lot of rappers tend to find religion after spending many years in the music game (Ma$e, Snoop, Kanye, etc.) and now Lil Flip seems ready to spread the good word of The Lord for all to hear. In his latest Lashae Love assisted visuals to “God Got Us All,” the Southern rapper takes his talents to the house of the Lord where he has a choir back him up as he spits his gospel that’ll make heads bop and maybe even have a few people catch the Holy Ghost. How long before Lil Flip and Ye collaborate in the name of Jesus? From righteous living to a little sinnin,’ Sauce Walka doesn’t seem ready to give up the ways of man just yet as in his clip to “Good Coochie” he entertains a thick PAWG in his fancy home where things might g...

HipHopWired Featured Video Source: Prince Williams / Getty It was a very fruitful year for Future as the ATLien released his latest LP, I Never Liked You, much to city boys’ praise, and in the process was crowned the best rapper alive. Looking to carry some of those positive vibes in 2023, the Toxic King comes through with some new visuals for INLY album cut “Back To The Basics,” which finds Future enjoying female company everywhere from a yacht to a fancy private resort on a tropical island to kick off the new year. One of those lucky ladies may end up being baby mama number nine for Future. Back in New York, Vado and Dave East keep Harlem’s world spinnin’ and in their clip to “By The Stove” the two Uptown representatives politic in the projects to remind everyone about the humble beginni...