Daily Visuals

HipHopWired Featured Video Source: Allen J. Schaben / Getty We not gonna front, seeing The Weeknd without that bloody-faced prosthetics that he was rocking a few years back makes watching his videos that much better. Seeing him catch bodies a la The Matrix is even better. Now that he’s wearing his everyday human face, the Canadian crooner is back out on his sexy ish and in the visuals to the Post Malone featured “One Right Now,” The Weeknd gunning down the ops like 007 while Post claps fools that look like The Weeknd. Pretty violent stuff for an R&B record but that’s 2021 for ya. Back on the rap side, Run The Jewels return to spit that real rap sh*t and for their black-and-white visuals to “Never Look Back” they recreate the classic Night Of The Living Dead and experience their own kin...

HipHopWired Featured Video Thanks to Kanye West, Big Sean was one of the topics of discussion last week and while he’d rather people have talked about his latest project with Hit-Boy, What You Expect, he’ll take the publicity. Coming through with some new black-and-white visuals for WYE album cut, “The One,” we find Big Sean and Hit-Boy crafting the track in the studio somewhere up in hills where the view from the lab is amazing and inspirational for any artist looking to make good music. Related Stories Elsewhere, habitually canceled rapper, Boosie Badass feels his moral compass is what the game needs and links up Young Moose on his block to express as much for the clip to “Role Models.” Check out the rest of today’s drops including work from Jvck James, Fat Trel, and more. BIG SEAN &...

HipHopWired Featured Video After years of being locked up in prison, Bobby Shmurda has finally returned the rap game with some new material and though it’s not exactly what the streets been asking for, it’s good to see Bobby making up for lost time. In his new visuals to “Splash,” the Brooklyn rapper throws himself a pool party and invites every woman in New York City to attend and welcome him home by twerking and turning up in the pool. Bobby meanwhile steals the scene by showing off his Michael Jackson dance skills. Can’t say we saw that coming. Back in Houston Travis Scott shows how he’s living and for his clip to “Escape Plan” politics in his spiffy mansion where his dogs and security guards make sure intruders catch a bad one if they try to pull up. Check out the rest of today’s drops...

HipHopWired Featured Video Whenever French Montana drops a new video it seems like it’s always a big budget production joint as opposed to him simply driving around and hitting the block with his peoples. His latest offering is no different as he links up with Fivio Foreign for the visuals to “Panicking” where the two go from breaking into a plane to blow up all the paper before skydiving into a den of half-naked women who pamper them like kings forreal forreal. The King of The North, Drake meanwhile finally drops a new visual from his Certified Lover Boy album in the 21 Savage and Project Pat assisted “Knife Talk” where old school horror film footage is used to give us that Halloween vibe… four days after the fact. Check out the rest of today’s drops including work from Lil Durk, Planet A...

HipHopWired Featured Video T-Pain burst onto the scene more than 10 years ago talking about being in love with a stripper, and now in 2021 it seems like he’s still dealing with the same issues he was in 2005. In his latest visuals to “I’m Cool With That,” the Godfather of Auto-Tune seems to be smitten with a exotic dancer as he lamps in a home filled with portraits of booties in thongs in various positions. Did he get these pictures framed at a Michael’s or something? Back in Miami, Kodak Black continues to appreciate his Trump granted freedom and in his clip to “Super Gremlin” kicks it with a devilish dressed woman in a padded room with nothing but a dirty mattress. All that ice and y’all ain’t get a hotel room? Keeping it gritty forreal forreal. Check out the rest of today’s drops includ...

HipHopWired Featured Video Source: Johnny Nunez / Getty It’s been a helluva hot minute since we’ve seen Stalley out and about in a music video, but today Apollo Brown done went and brought out the Cleveland representative for some new visuals off their new project, Blacklight. For the video to “No Monsters,” Stalley holds court on a soundstage where some lightning effects play in the background while he reminisces about his struggles growing up. Back in Harlem Hell Rell still reppin’ The World and takes to the block in his Maybach with his crew in tow for his clip to “We The Mob.” We’ll never forget his “Oscar” worthy crying scene in Killa Season. Just sayin.’ Check out the rest of today’s drops including work from D Swervo, Pink Sweat$, and more. APOLLO BROWN & STALLEY – “NO MONSTERS”...

HipHopWired Featured Video Papoose has been on his grizzly as of late dropping new work but this latest collaboration isn’t one we can say we saw coming. While one might think he would’ve dropped something new with his wifey, Remy Ma, the Brooklyn rapper actually comes through with some new visuals for “Thought I Was Gonna Stop” with Lil Wayne! In the WillC & Tana directed video, Pap and Weezy keep their respective regional cultures on full display as Pap poses in front of a mountain of old school speakers and Wayne sits on a beach cruiser while sipping out a big Styrofoam cup. Pretty cool clip. Lil Uzi Vert meanwhile takes things back to high school in his visual for “Demon High” where a nerdy Uzi gets picked on by his Rocked out peers. Check out the rest of today’s drops including wo...