Daily Visuals

HipHopWired Featured Video It’s been a few years since the tragic murder of King Von and while his hardcore fans are still mourning his death, they might be happy to see him living and breathing once again in his latest posthumous music video. In his recently released clip to “Too Real,” King Von takes a Bentley into his O-Block neighborhood where he pulls out a flame thrower to get the block hot while he turns up with his man and a few twerking strippers. Back in NYC, Onyx continues to keep their Southside Queens hood gritty and grimey in 2022 and in their visials to “Ruff & Rugged” pull out some nostalgic attire from the early 90’s and remind us why y’all need to bacdafucup if you run into them in the streets. Check out the rest of today’s drops including work from OT The Real and Ha...

HipHopWired Featured Video With his next album Ramona Park Broke My Heart slated to drop next month, Vince Staples is looking to get some buzz building up for his fifth studio album and comes through with a new entertaining visual to get people a-talking. In his latest visuals to “Magic,” Vince Staples finds himself at a convenience store to pick up a bag of ice before telling the story of how he got jumped at a house party by some dudes who obviously had it out for him. Least they didn’t use any deadly weapons. Related Stories From the West to the South, Gucci Mane shows us what a morning in his household is like and in his clip to “Publicity Stunt” it seemingly involves being ridiculously iced out even when doing everyday chores. Check out the rest of today’s drops including work you mig...

HipHopWired Featured Video Source: Johnny Nunez / Getty A week ago Conway The Machine hit the top of the streaming charts when he dropped his first major label solo album in God Don’t Make Mistakes and today continues to build on that buzz with some new visuals for one of the albums standout cuts. Releasing a new video for the Wallo267 assisted “Stressed,” Conway gets into the pitfalls of success as he finds himself handing out stacks of Big Face Conway’s to friends and family who approach him with their hands out wanting something. The life of a rap star, b. Back in the BX, KRS-One returns with some ish for the B-Boys and B-Girls of the streets and in his clip to “Can You Dance” invites everyone to show their dancing skills or lack thereof. No shots. Just sayin.’ Check out the rest of tod...

HipHopWired Featured Video Kodak Black’s been going through it lately what with getting clapped up after throwing some fisticuffs in West Hollywood a few weeks back, but that’s not stopping him from dropping off new work and showcasing him living his best life. In his latest visuals to “Midas Touch,” the Miami rapper keeps on reminding us that he’s been enjoying life since being pardon by Cheeto Jesus and enjoys some alone time in his crib where plays some pool and dances up a bit in the kitchen before taking to the streets to shine some ice. Get well soon, b. On the R&B side, Khalid returns to the music scene in his latest clip to “Last Call” where the GA crooner takes to the road in his jeep with a few friends to belt out some melodies while taking in some fresh air. Check out the re...

HipHopWired Featured Video It feels like it’s been ages since Troy Ave got caught up in that infamous shooting at Irving Plaza in 2016 and while he’s still awaiting a trial date for his involvement in the incident, Troy is still out here repping his borough every chance he gets. Coming through with some new visuals to “The Brooklyn Story,” Ave recreates parts of his life growing up in Crown Heights where he went from cooking his work on the stove to rocking all kinds of ice on his person today. Elsewhere Curren$y and The Alchemist link up to drop some heat for the heads and in their Boldy James assisted clip to “No Yeast” the three men burn down some chronic while kicking it on the street in some exotic automobiles. Check out the rest of today’s drops including work from Peso Peso, Baby Sm...

HipHopWired Featured Video It’s been a few months now since French Montana dropped his latest album, They Got Amnesia, but while many might’ve forgotten about French’s latest LP, he’s here to remind y’all he got that work. Coming through with new visuals to the album cut “Fraud,” Montana heads back to his home country of Morocco to style in big boy whips and buckets of ice on his person while having some thick Moroccan women twerk to his song. Back in the U.S., Tyga and Doja Cat find themselves flirting on a futuristic tip before going out for a night on the town in their clip to “Freaky Deaky.” Why they lowkey look related though? Check out the rest of today’s drops and some joints you might’ve missed over the weekend including work from Kodak Black, EarthGang featuring JID and J. Cole, a...

HipHopWired Featured Video It’s been a few months now since French Montana dropped his latest album, They Got Amnesia, but while many might’ve forgotten about French’s latest LP, he’s here to remind y’all he got that work. Coming through with new visuals to the album cut “Fraud,” Montana heads back to his home country of Morocco to style in big boy whips and buckets of ice on his person while having some thick Moroccan women twerk to his song. Back in the U.S., Tyga and Doja Cat find themselves flirting on a futuristic tip before going out for a night on the town in their clip to “Freaky Deaky.” Why they lowkey look related though? Check out the rest of today’s drops and some joints you might’ve missed over the weekend including work from Kodak Black, EarthGang featuring JID and J. Cole, a...

HipHopWired Featured Video Source: Eric McCandless / Getty OG Hip-Hop heads definitely appreciated the heat and bars that rap super group Slaughter House brought to the table and though the fearsome foursome are no more, at least Kxng Crooked and Joell Ortiz are still connecting to remind us what the game’s been missing. Linking up for the clip to the Blakk Soul assisted visuals to “Vacancy,” Kxng Crooked and Joell Ortiz hole up in an rundown house to drop their verses as moving men pack up what’s left in the crib and throw it in the back of a U Haul truck. They about to gentrify that crib, b. Elsewhere, Polo G gets his all-black everything on and in his Lil Baby assisted visuals to “Don’t Play” rolls through his hood in all-black cars while draped in all-black attire. Good luck seeing him...

HipHopWired Featured Video It’s been a few weeks since 2 Chainz dropped his latest project, Dope Don’t Sell Itself and today comes through with a video for one of the album’s tightest cuts. Linking up with Lil Baby for the visuals to “Kingpen Ghostwriter,” 2 Chainz and LB showoff some stylish sports car while a beautiful thick young lady elegantly twerks to the beat in all-white attire. Needless to say, she stole the show. Back in Chicago Lil Durk keeps the windy city on his back and for his latest clip to “AHHH HA” squads up with his crew to burn down some trees before roaming the snow covered streets dripping in ice. Check out the rest of today’s drops including work from Baby Keem, OBN Jay, and more. 2 CHAINZ FT. LIL BABY – “KINGPEN GHOSTWRITER” [embedded content] LIL DURK – “AHHH HA” [...

HipHopWired Featured Video Source: Jason Mendez / Getty Now that Desiigner has finally gotten his freedom from Kanye West’s G.O.O.D Music label, the Brooklyn rapper has been grinding to get that “Panda” buzz back, but can Snoop Dogg’s Death Row records make that happen? Linking up with Slushii and DJ Whoo Kid for the visuals to “Bakin,” Desiigner gets some facetime with Death Row’s new H.N.I.C. before proceeding to turn up in the condo with the aforementioned artists and a few women who don’t mind a pillow fight. Elsewhere some Hip-Hop OG’s link up to get in some time with nature and in the clip to “Hesitate,” Bun B and Cory Mo call on Talib Kweli, Tobe Nwigwe, and David Banner to join them near a lake to kick bars and soak up some sun. Check out the rest of today’s drops including work fr...

HipHopWired Featured Video Source: Jason Mendez / Getty Now that Desiigner has finally gotten his freedom from Kanye West’s G.O.O.D Music label, the Brooklyn rapper has been grinding to get that “Panda” buzz back, but can Snoop Dogg’s Death Row records make that happen? Linking up with Slushii and DJ Whoo Kid for the visuals to “Bakin,” Desiigner gets some facetime with Death Row’s new H.N.I.C. before proceeding to turn up in the condo with the aforementioned artists and a few women who don’t mind a pillow fight. Elsewhere some Hip-Hop OG’s link up to get in some time with nature and in the clip to “Hesitate,” Bun B and Cory Mo call on Talib Kweli, Tobe Nwigwe, and David Banner to join them near a lake to kick bars and soak up some sun. Check out the rest of today’s drops including work fr...