Daily Visuals

HipHopWired Featured Video Source: Mello Music Group / Mello Music Group It’s been a minute since we’ve heard the soothing vocals of Anthony Hamilton but today the Crooner from North Carolina returns with vocals from one of the biggest Bawse’s from the South to help him get back in the groove of things. For his Rick Ross assisted visuals to “Real Love,” Anthony Hamilton takes on the role of a small town barber who gives young kids haircuts before hitting the road and making his way to a date where he attempts to woo a pretty young lady off her feet. Maybe working as a barber really is a great way to meet single mothers. Just sayin.’ Related Stories Back in The Land, Stalley still dropping those true to life bars and in his clip to “Dilla Rap” politics with his crew before rolling through t...

HipHopWired Featured Video After taking a little break to play daddy daycare with his newborn son, A$AP Rocky seems ready to get back on his grizzly and Source: Manny Hernandez / Getty churn out some new work now that he has a new mouth to feed (though with Rihanna as his baby mama we’re sure the child won’t starve). Coming through with some new visuals to “Sh*ttin Me,” Pretty Flacko takes an office job only to emasculate his co-workers before hitting the road with his homie and getting a tad bit too turnt up. Meek Mill meanwhile seems to be living his life regardless of the hate he garners on social media and in his Fridayy assisted clip to “Don’t Give Up On Me” Meek shows everyone how fulfilling his life is whether he’s on stage or just rolling with his peoples through the cities they vi...

HipHopWired Featured Video Source: Shareif Ziyadat / Getty Looks like no matter how famous he gets or how much paper he stacks, Dave East still refuses to pay to ride the subway in New York City. We’re not even mad at that either. Proving that he’d rather get a summons than pay $2.75 to the MTA in his visuals to “Gangstarr (EASTMIX),” the Harlem rapper and his crew hop the turnstile at a train station and get on the D train to twist some joints and drop some bars because we all know that old habits die hard. On a softer note, iyla is out to prove she’s one of the game’s best singers today and in her Benny The Butcher assisted clip to “Lost Me,” she poses up a storm in different outfits before The Butcher adds some edge to the track. Check out the rest of today’s drops and some joints you m...

HipHopWired Featured Video Source: Shareif Ziyadat / Getty Looks like no matter how famous he gets or how much paper he stacks, Dave East still refuses to pay to ride the subway in New York City. We’re not even mad at that either. Proving that he’d rather get a summons than pay $2.75 to the MTA in his visuals to “Gangstarr (EASTMIX),” the Harlem rapper and his crew hop the turnstile at a train station and get on the D train to twist some joints and drop some bars because we all know that old habits die hard. On a softer note, iyla is out to prove she’s one of the game’s best singers today and in her Benny The Butcher assisted clip to “Lost Me,” she poses up a storm in different outfits before The Butcher adds some edge to the track. Check out the rest of today’s drops and some joints you m...

HipHopWired Featured Video Source: Josh Brasted / Getty While Cordae continuously proves to be one of the best young lyricists in the game today, heads keep on sleeping on the man’s skills, but today he continues to prove that he’s that dude. Coming through with the visuals to “Feel It In The Air,” Cordae takes it back to his old stomping grounds and kicks it with his day-one’s while spitting flames to the classic Beanie Sigel instrumental. Beans would be proud. Elsewhere Metro Boomin brings the heat of his own and in his clip to the Future assisted “Superhero,” MB gets his Matrix moves on while the Toxic King proudly rocks his crown. Check out the rest of today’s drops including work from Suga Free featuring Lady Ru, Babyface Ray, and more. CORDAE – “FEEL IT IN THE AIR” [embedded content]...

HipHopWired Featured Video Source: Johnny Nunez / Getty Not too long ago Dave East dropped off a brand new project in Book of David, and though he’s been going hard promoting his latest mixtape today he comes through with new visuals for a cut that actually isn’t featured on the joint. In his latest video for “No Promo,” Dave East takes it to his Harlem roots to kick it on the block to burn some trees before hitting up a restaurant with his peoples and tearing up some grub which was definitely the result of the post-smoke munchies. Elsewhere, Pheelz seems to be living it up as well and in his clip to “Finesse Remix,” he and French Montana toast to life at an exotic eatery before hitting the dance floor and burning off those carbs and calories. Check out the rest of today’s drops including ...

HipHopWired Featured Video It’s been seven months since Future dropped his last LP, I Never Liked You but the Toxic King isn’t done giving y’all videos from the album and today gets an assist from another huge name in Hip-Hop. Coming through with some new visuals to “712PM,” Future taps Travis Scott to direct his latest video and in it the breaker of women’s worlds gets all in his celebrity complete with mink furs, ice on his shirtless chest, and having strippers work the pole on a patch of grass out in the middle of nowehere.If it rains it’s really gonna rain on them. Back in NY, Westside Gunn links up with some Brooklyn legends and for his clip to “Peppas” hits the block with Black Star and drops off bars with Mos Def and Talib Kweli. This is the collaboration we didn’t know we want...

HipHopWired Featured Video Source: Paras Griffin / Getty We’d never thought we’d see the day when Jim Jones would collaborate with a Ma$e out here, but interestingly that day has actually come… kinda. Linking up with Mooga Ma$e (not Murda Ma$e) for Mooga’s visuals to “Pressure,” Jim Jones, Shyst Vader, and Shineboy Double head down to the South to kick it with MM at Jonathan’s Sports Lounge & Grill to turn up with some thick women before heading to the studio to lay it down. We lowkey want a Mooga Ma$e and Murda Ma$e collaboration now. Keeping the vibe in the South, Peso Peso seems to be feeling a little West Coast-ish and in his clip to “Cali Vibez” kicks it with his homies in a parking lot where he stunts with two whips donning some Mexican flags. Check out the rest of today’s drops ...

Source: Steve Jennings / Getty After decades in the game it’s only right that Hip-Hop legends, Snoop Dogg, Ice Cube, Too $hort and E-40 would team up as Mount Westmore to bring that OG Westside flavor back to the game in 2022. Linking up for their latest visuals to “Free Game,” Snoop, Cube, $hort and E-Dub look to get their Robin Hood on and attempt to heist an armored truck stacked with Benjamins. Instead they end up in a wild police chase through the streets of LA. Woulda ditched the truck at Martha Stewart’s house. From the OG’s to the YG’s, Lil Baby stays on his grizzly and in his clip to the Nardo Wick assisted “Pop Out” meets and greets his fans  and shows off the pounds of ice he keeps around his neck. That man must always be cold. Check out the rest of today’s drops and some joints...

Source: Steve Jennings / Getty After decades in the game it’s only right that Hip-Hop legends, Snoop Dogg, Ice Cube, Too $hort and E-40 would team up as Mount Westmore to bring that OG Westside flavor back to the game in 2022. Linking up for their latest visuals to “Free Game,” Snoop, Cube, $hort and E-Dub look to get their Robin Hood on and attempt to heist an armored truck stacked with Benjamins. Instead they end up in a wild police chase through the streets of LA. Woulda ditched the truck at Martha Stewart’s house. From the OG’s to the YG’s, Lil Baby stays on his grizzly and in his clip to the Nardo Wick assisted “Pop Out” meets and greets his fans  and shows off the pounds of ice he keeps around his neck. That man must always be cold. Check out the rest of today’s drops and some joints...

Source: Steve Jennings / Getty After decades in the game it’s only right that Hip-Hop legends, Snoop Dogg, Ice Cube, Too $hort and E-40 would team up as Mount Westmore to bring that OG Westside flavor back to the game in 2022. Linking up for their latest visuals to “Free Game,” Snoop, Cube, $hort and E-Dub look to get their Robin Hood on and attempt to heist an armored truck stacked with Benjamins. Instead they end up in a wild police chase through the streets of LA. Woulda ditched the truck at Martha Stewart’s house. From the OG’s to the YG’s, Lil Baby stays on his grizzly and in his clip to the Nardo Wick assisted “Pop Out” meets and greets his fans  and shows off the pounds of ice he keeps around his neck. That man must always be cold. Check out the rest of today’s drops and some joints...

Source: Steve Jennings / Getty After decades in the game it’s only right that Hip-Hop legends, Snoop Dogg, Ice Cube, Too $hort and E-40 would team up as Mount Westmore to bring that OG Westside flavor back to the game in 2022. Linking up for their latest visuals to “Free Game,” Snoop, Cube, $hort and E-Dub look to get their Robin Hood on and attempt to heist an armored truck stacked with Benjamins. Instead they end up in a wild police chase through the streets of LA. Woulda ditched the truck at Martha Stewart’s house. From the OG’s to the YG’s, Lil Baby stays on his grizzly and in his clip to the Nardo Wick assisted “Pop Out” meets and greets his fans  and shows off the pounds of ice he keeps around his neck. That man must always be cold. Check out the rest of today’s drops and some joints...