Daily Visuals

HipHopWired Featured Video After dismantling The Diplomats at arguably the livest Verzuz battle to date, The Lox have been enjoying all kinds of flowers and praise being thrown upon them by their peers and they culture’s community. Now the Yonker’s representatives have returned with some new work in the visuals for “Talk About It” where the three-man group get their Point Break on and rock suits along with costume masks while brandishing big toast in front of the cameras. We wonder how President Obama feels about Kiss rocking his likeness while talkin’ that gangsta ish. From NY to Florida like a retired couple, Kodak Black keeps on living his best life and in his clip to “Versatile 3” shows Donald Trump what exactly he’s doing with his pardoned freedom including big money, big rims, and bi...

HipHopWired Featured Video After dismantling The Diplomats at arguably the livest Verzuz battle to date, The Lox have been enjoying all kinds of flowers and praise being thrown upon them by their peers and they culture’s community. Now the Yonker’s representatives have returned with some new work in the visuals for “Talk About It” where the three-man group get their Point Break on and rock suits along with costume masks while brandishing big toast in front of the cameras. We wonder how President Obama feels about Kiss rocking his likeness while talkin’ that gangsta ish. From NY to Florida like a retired couple, Kodak Black keeps on living his best life and in his clip to “Versatile 3” shows Donald Trump what exactly he’s doing with his pardoned freedom including big money, big rims, and bi...

HipHopWired Featured Video We don’t know if it’s his “canceled” status or the fact that he was able to get on Kanye’s Donda album, but lately DaBaby’s been going hard trying to repair his reputation while dropping new visuals to remind everyone that he raps pretty damn well. Coming through with a new clip for “Wokesha,” DaBaby keeps it simple by simply puffing on a blunt while sitting on a chair and rapping his ass off. Those chains and pieces look like they hella heavy, b. Keeping the theme of controversial rappers in the game, Boosie Badazz too has run afoul of many in the game and basically copps to being the bad guy in his visuals to “Hell’s Angel” where he shows off his home to prove that being bad can sometimes payoff. Check out the rest of today’s drops including work from Soulja Bo...

HipHopWired Featured Video Source: Tim Mosenfelder / Getty For a minute there back in the mid 00’s it seemed like Saigon was rap star bound when he had Just Blaze on the boards and the hood buzzin’ with his mixtape cuts. Things ain’t exactly work out how we thought it should’ve but the man still got bars and comes through with some Benny The Butcher assisted visuals to “No Witness” where he shows and proves he still got that work as he and Benny light up the studio with some fire verses. Benny’s getting every damn bag available on that table! Back on the West Coast, Hip-Hop triple OG, B-Real of Cypress Hill links up with Berner to ride through the streets of Cali while burning some sticky-icky for the clip to “Number 9.” Check out the rest of today’s drops and some joints you might’ve miss...

HipHopWired Featured Video After teasing the collabo for a second, Meek Mill done finally went and dropped a visual for his Lil Baby and Lil Durk assisted cut and man did they seem to have enjoyed themselves for this one. Linking up for the visuals to “Sharing Locations,” Meek, Durk, and Lil’ Baby hang out on the runway next to a private plane where they floss pounds of diamonds on their persons, stacks of cash like it’s Monopoly money, and thick women because, duh. Nas meanwhile finds himself in an apocalyptic future where the world is a wasteland AND he and Belly roam the streets while The Weeknd broadcasts his vocals from an undisclosed location in the clip to “Die For It.” Check out the rest of today’s drops including work from Baby Keem featuring Kendrick Lamar, Soulja Boy featuring T...

HipHopWired Featured Video Source: Paras Griffin / Getty For the past hot minute, Gunna and Lil Baby seemed like they were joined at the hip with the amount of work the two of them were dropping together. But now Gunna is back on his solo tip and getting that bag all to himself. In his clip for his latest single “9 Times Outta 10,” Gunna finds himself in a WandaVision-ish situation where he lives a “happy” life out in the burbs with a white picket fence before heading back to the hood to be about that life. Elsewhere Yung Bleu finds himself going through the love motions in his fancy mansion that eventually has him falling out the sky in the Big Sean assisted visuals to “Way More Close.” You know you heartbroken when you walk around the house with little to no lights on. Just sayin.’ Check...