HipHopWired Featured Video Moneybagg Yo might be all about the hustle and the paper, but even he hardest of us needs to unwind with a loving woman/man on our downtime. Taking a break from rapping about the grind, Moneybagg Yo gets in lover boy mode and for his Jhene Aiko assisted visuals to “One Of Dem Nights” shows us his softer and more intimate side… while still flossing designer clothing and heavy jewelry. Millyz meanwhile has no intention of letting up on his hustle raps and in his clip to “Duffle,” he and Dotta The Dealer link up up to style a gang of white-on-white Air Force 1’s in the hotel that’s filled with liquor, smoke, and thick half-naked women. Check out the rest of today’s drops including work from Soulja Boy, Young Chop, and more. MONEYBAGG YO FT. JHENE AIKO – “ONE OF DEM ...
HipHopWired Featured Video Source: ANGELA WEISS / Getty Meek Mill’s latest album, Expensive Pain, is fresh off the presses and already Meek has dropped a few visuals in support of his fifth project. Continuing to push EP, Meek comes through with a new clip for “Angels (RIP Snupe)” which follows what he’s been doing in his other videos: shining, poppin bottles, and even getting a message as he raps his verse. From Philly to NYC, we get a mix of some old and new school flavor as the OG known as Styles P links up with Big Pun’s resurrection, Chris Rivers, to lay it down for the hardcore Hip-Hoppers in their visuals to “The Myth & The Omen.” Check out the rest of today’s drops and some joints you might’ve missed over the weekend including work from Curren$y, Dro Fe, and more. MEEK MILL – “...
HipHopWired Featured Video Cordae’s easily one of the best rappers of his generation and while he’s not as talked about as Lil Baby, Lil Uzi Vert or any other Lil rapper out today, the man’s been getting his flowers from the likes of Jadakiss and Nas while giving flowers to his boo, Naomi Osaka. In his latest visuals to “Super,” Cordae explains just how successful he’s been even without all the hoopla that his peers enjoy as he turns up with his peoples and rolls in a car filled with female fans. Osaka sign off on that, C? Just askin.’ Speaking of Nas, the Queenbridge King returns with some new work in “Big Nas” and though he doesn’t appear in the visuals for the cut, we are entertained by a young dancer who busts out some Matrix like moves throughout the infamous housing projects. Dope sh...
HipHopWired Featured Video It feels like it’s been a hot minute since we’ve heard The Game spit anything on a record, but the man hasn’t hung his mic up just yet and links up with an up and coming crooner for his latest drop. Linking up with Blaneoh for the visuals to “Different Flows,” Chuck Taylor kicks it with newcomer out in the West Coast to take in some of that desert sun before politicking at a nice mansion during the night. Lowkey surprised there weren’t any models invited to the evening soiree, but they probably heard “Wouldn’t Get Far” and felt a ways or something. Moneybagg Yo meanwhile takes to the sands with Blac Youngsta and Yo Gotti to enjoy some down time and blue waters for their clip to “New Chain.” Check out the rest of today’s drops including work from Philthy Rich, Dax...
HipHopWired Featured Video While J. Cole’s been making noise for a second with the release of his last project, The Off Season, Wale’s been keeping a low profile as of late but today breaks out a new joint featuring the Dreamville artist. Linking up with J. Cole for the visuals to “Poke It Out,” Wale rolls with some thick young women in a jeep before going on a camping trip where Wale seems to be the only man on an all-girls trip to the woods. That’s hot business. Elsewhere Ra Sossa links up with A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie and Trap Manny for his clip to “Cappin” where he and company hit the streets to enjoy the night time where they can blaze some zaza and sip some Henny in peace. Check out the rest of today’s drops and some joints you might’ve missed over the weekend including work from Xavr ...
HipHopWired Featured Video On Friday, October 1, Meek Mill released his latest project, Expensive Pain, and to accompany his fifth album release, the Philadelphia rapper dropped some new visuals for one of the album’s standout cuts. In his latest video for “On My Soul,” Meek showcases his love of dirt bikes and motorcycles while using a collage of footage from his youth to his time in the studio with the likes of Bobby Shmurda and Swizz Beatz. One of Meek’s rules to be in the studio is to wear jewelry because there was enough ice in the studio to make the temperature drop a few degrees. Geez! Elsewhere Lil Wayne makes a rare video appearance and for the clip to “Feelin’ Like Tunechi,” Weezy links up with Rich The Kid to kick it on the ave before being questioned about police about hi...
HipHopWired Featured Video Source: WENN / WENN It’s been a hot minute since we’ve heard new material from Brooklyn’s beloved M.O.P., but Billy Danze is keeping the Mash Out Posse energy alive and well and keeps the hood hype while having heads boppin.’ In his latest visuals to “Light It Up,” Big Bill takes to the nightclub with his people to play the bar before hitting the streets in a gang of expensive automobiles that he and his team may or may not have carjacked at some point during the day. Just sayin.’ Elsewhere Rod Wave relives a piece of his childhood and for his Lil Uzi Vert assisted clip to “Already Won” reminisces on how far he’s come in his life and being grateful for making it out the struggle. Check out the rest of today’s drops including work from Kenny Muney and Young Dolph,...
HipHopWired Featured Video Not too long ago Common reminded the culture that he’s still a problem on the mic when he spit a dastardly freestyle during an appearance witj the LA Leakers. Now that he’s got everyone’s attention again he comes through with some new visuals to entertain the eye while educating the mental. Linking up with Black Thought and Seun Kuti for the video to “When We Move,” Common and company get turnt at an old school juke joint while stock footage of the Black Panthers, Nelson Mandela and Muhammad Ali cut in and out to remind everyone how far the culture’s come over the decades. Dope ish. On a lighter note, BIA takes to some tropical settings and in her clip to the G Herbo assisted “BESITO” hits the sands of Puerto Rico with her girls to style and profile on her admire...
HipHopWired Featured Video Benny The Butcher’s been the busiest member out of Griselda for quite some time now via guest features and today he continues to drop new work off for his customers and it’s just as potent as you’d expect. Linking up with Rick Hyde and Heem for the visuals to “Bonnano,” Benny The Butcher plays pool with his team while flossing stacks of cash, buckets of ice, and wheels hot enough to burn up any track they touch. On the R&B tip, SZA returns with some new work of her own in the clip to “The Anonymous Ones” where she strolls around her town before giving a public performance for everyone to enjoy… or ignore rather. Check out the rest of today’s drops including work from Killah Priest, YN Jay, and more. BENNY THE BUTCHER, RICK HYDE & HEEM – “BONANNO” [embedde...
HipHopWired Featured Video It’s been a hot minute since we’ve heard anything new from Twista, but today Chicago’s fastest rapper returns with some new work and is still as quick with his bars as he’s ever been. Coming through with some new visuals to “Glock,” Twista holes up in a armory laced with all kinds of heat while Twista handles and names each and every piece of toast he can get his hands on. 2nd Amendment fanatics are going to be going nuts with this joint. Just sayin.’ On a softer tip, Majid Jordan gets into the spirit of summer and for his clip to “Summer Rain” which features all kinds of visuals including some boxing, airplane ride and, well, rain. It’s kinda all over the place, but really entertaining. Check out the rest of today’s drops including work from DJ Swamp Izzo featur...
HipHopWired Featured Video Source: Gotham / Getty It’s been 9 months since Kid Cudi dropped his last LP, Man On The Moon III: The Chosen, and though he’s been keeping a relatively low profile since, he’s decided to revisit the project days after making an appearance at the Met Gala. Releasing some new visuals for “Mr. Solo Dolo III,” Cudi uses the entire video to show himself sparking up some sticky-icky in various places and situations. Whether in the studio, at a photo shoot or driving his whip, KC always seems to be burning down some of earth’s essence because, well, why not? Elsewhere DJ Snake puts together a wild rager and in his clip to “Run It,” calls on Rick Ross and Rich Brian to perform for attendees which included, Shang-Chi?! No “Ten Rings” bling though? Check out the rest of t...
HipHopWired Featured Video Damian Lillard really out here trying his best to show y’all he’s the greatest NBA player turned rapper ever, and in his latest video the Portland Trailblazer’s superstar guard recreates classic culture imagery to drive home his point. For his visuals to “Him Duncan,” Dame D.O.L.L.A. recreates some of Hip-Hop’s most familiar moments and pictures including Tupac’s All Eyez On Me album cover, Biggie’s crowned cover to Rap Pages, and Muhammed Ali’s classic photo where he stood over a defeated Sonny Liston. D.O.L.L.A. trying to tell y’all he’s the greatest! And fresh off of winning Video of The Year honors at the 2021 MTV VMA’s, Lil Nas X returns with a new clip for “That’s What I Want” in which the “controversial” artist finds love in his fellow college football tea...