Daily Visuals

HipHopWired Featured Video For the past few weeks Maino and Jim Jones have been sharing some hilarious posts on Instagram in which they get on each other for the outfits they were to the gym (Fab got some slander too), but today the two get together to put it down for the streets. Linking up with Lyrivelli in the visuals to “Lobby Boyz Anthem,” Jim Jones and Maino lay it down for the hardcore and get things lit with some pyrotechnic effects in the backdrop as they get down and gritty with their style and icey pieces on their chests. Speaking of hardcore, Conway The Machine reunites with his Griselda brethren in his clip for “John Woo Flick” where he kicks it with Benny The Butcher and Westside Gunn in an empty warehouse where he holds a baby in one hand and brandishes the toast in the othe...

HipHopWired Featured Video Source: Kevin Mazur / Getty If nothing else Trippie Redd’s been consistent with his release of new work and visuals to keep his fanbase appeased and satisfied and today is no different. Releasing some new visuals to “Fire In My Heart,” the young artist once again employs some trippie visuals (no pun intended) to bring his vision to life before going the black-and-white route to end the cut. Speaking of black-and-white visuals, Apollo Brown and Stalley go that route but take it even further by using some VHS cassette kind of film for their clip to “Lost Angels.” Check out the rest of today’s drops including work from Akeem Ali featuring Davionne, YN Jay, and more. TRIPPIE REDD – “FIRE IN MY HEART” [embedded content] APOLLO BROWN & STALLEY – “LOST ANGELS” [embe...

HipHopWired Featured Video Source: Bernard Smalls / @PhotosByBeanz A few days ago Wiz Khalifa and Juicy J dropped their first collaborative project in Stoner’s Night and y’all know that with a new project comes new visuals and that’s exactly what y’all getting from the two today. Releasing new visuals to their Big 30 assisted “Weak,” Wiz Khalifa and Juicy J enlists the talents of a group of thick young women in workout attire to bounce to the beat while the three rappers takeover the gym locker room to drop some heavy bars. We need a membership to this gym. On the R&B side, Tinashe throws on some sexy attire as she leads some lambs to slaughter on the farm for her, um, interesting clip to “Naturally.” Check out the rest of today’s drops including work from Peezy, Drakeo The Ruler (RIP)...

HipHopWired Featured Video It’s been two years since the tragic passing of Chicago’s favorite son, King Von, but luckily for his fans he left some music in the chamber that’s set to release in his posthumous album, What It Means To Be King. Today we get the first single/video from the project in the 21 Savage assisted “Don’t Play That” in which animation is used to portray both rappers as they go about their day riding through the hood and getting chased by police. Back in The Bay, Hip-Hop legend E-40 drops a new clip in the Sada Baby featured “It’s Hard Not To” where the two kick it from the lawn while they drop that Left Coast flavor. Check out the rest of today’s drops including work from Yo Gotti, Soulja Boy, and more. KING VON & 21 SAVAGE – “DON’T PLAY THAT” [embedded content] E-4...

HipHopWired Featured Video Meek Mill’s been home for a minute now and though he’s been getting his activist on for the Black community, he has also been dropping off work here and there for the culture and has come through with a quick freestyle for his fans to indulge in at the moment. Dropping some new visuals to his “11/28 Freestyle,” Meek Mill pays homage to Virgil Abloh while sitting down and sharing a meal with man’s and ‘em in a fancy restaurant before hoping on a private plane with his fam and ‘em. Back in The A, 2 Chainz enlists the assets of some big booty twerking women who may have learned a thing or two from his “Toni’s Two Step” dance video in his bouncy clip to “Free B.G.” Check out the rest of today’s drops including work from Millyz, Rooga, and more. MEEK MILL – “11/28 FRE...

HipHopWired Featured Video Source: Patrick McMullan / Getty When Kanye West and Drake officially squashed their drama a month and change ago many were wondering how Pusha T would react to the news and whether or not it would strain his relationship with Yeezy. It did not. Pusha dropped his latest Kanye produced cut “Diet Coke” and now we have a video to go along with the cut. Shot in a black-and-white setting a la “Flava In Ya Ear,” the visuals to “Diet Coke” features Pusha and Ye sitting along each other as T kicks his rhymes while Ye play’s the role of Puff and busts all kinds of moves to his beat. Simple, yet effective. Joell Ortiz meanwhile reunites with a quarter of his Slaughterhouse brethren and in his clip to “Housing Authority” takes over the streets with Kxng Crooked and holds do...

HipHopWired Featured Video It’s been a hot minute since we’ve heard from YG (at least on the music sense) and while he’s been keeping a low profile for a while now, today the LA representative returns to the forefront of the music scene and brought some well-known homies along with him. Coming through with some new visuals to “Scared Money,” YG enlists the talents of J. Cole and Moneybagg Yo to help him pull off a heist and break into a bank to take mountains of cash… or at least rap in front of them. Gotta do something with all that paper. Might as well make it your backdrop. Elsewhere, Murda Beatz decides to be a part of an all-women basketball game in his clip to “One Shot” where Wale and Blxst take on coaching duties of rival teams while Beatz refs the game. Beatz truly looking like a ...

HipHopWired Featured Video Yo Gotti might’ve left the hood but best believe his new neighbors probably weren’t ready to roll out the welcome mat when he moved into their neighborhood. In his visuals to the 42 Dugg and EST Gee assisted “Cold Gangsta,” Yo Gotti turns his new block upside down when he brings his swagger to the burbs and places his cars on the lawn for all to see before heading back to the block in a gold cart to roll some dice. Don’t see one of those everyday in the hood. Really, ever. Meanwhile, Juice WRLD’s legacy continues to live on via his music and in his clip to “Cigarettes,” Juice is animated as an NFT as he dances to his tunes holding a cigarette. Rest In Power, homie. Check out the rest of today’s drops including work from Reese Youngn, No Cap, and more. YO GOTTI FT...