Daily Visuals

HipHopWired Featured Video Since taking home her first Grammy award, Megan Thee Stallion’s been trending more for her drama with DaBaby (and Tory Lanez) than for the music she’s known for. Looking to remind everyone that she’s still a problem on the mic, Megan dropped some new visuals for her “Outta Town Freestyle” which finds Thee Stallion in her home studio laying it down while making it bounce much to the delight of viewers. Back on D-Block Styles P takes us back to the hood and in his Yemi Sauce assisted clip to “Fade Away” blows smoke with his people in the park while still wearing the sneakers he wore in that not classic Verzuz battle with Dip Set. Sneakerheads pay attention to stuff like that. Check out the rest of today’s drops including work from Curren$y, Soulja Boy, and more. ME...

HipHopWired Featured Video Dave East doesn’t exactly come off as a history buff, but the man does seem to be familiar with mob related stories so on the anniversary of Jimmy Hoffa’s death he and Harry Fraud dropped their latest project, Hoffa. Today we get some new visuals for the Hoffa project cut “The Disappearance” in which Dave and company get their OG gangster on and meet out in the sticks to conduct business before having a sit down with other bosses at a somewhat fancy restaurant. Back in Chiraq, G Herbo gets his Hip-Horror on (kinda) and for his clip to “Cold World” stands in the shadows where things go bump in the night and in the walls behind him. Check out the rest of today’s drops including work from Montana of 300 featuring Arsonal, Kap G, and more. DAVE EAST & HARRY FRAUD...

HipHopWired Featured Video The Weeknd was on a real weird trip his last go round what with the bruised and bloody face look being his new thing, but the Canadian crooner has since ditched the gimmick and returned to a clean cut look for his recent return. In his latest visuals to “Take My Breath” the Grammy winning artist hits a night club to get turnt up before ultimately falling prey to a pretty young lady who’s apparently into S&M or something. Good luck with allll that, b. Back in Brooklyn Troy Ave picks up a guitar to sing his blues and for his clip to “Love With The Paper” counts stacks of cash and hits up the club with his peoples to take in the love and affection of his female fans. Check out the rest of today’s drops including work from Slim Thug, Yungeen Ace, and more. THE WE...

HipHopWired Featured Video Looks like we got New York City and Upstate New York representing one time on the same track as Dave East and Benny The Butcher connect one time for the heads. Linking up for the visuals to “Uncle Ric” the Harlemnite and Buffalo butcher hit the smoking spot to play some poker while downing shots and playing for high stakes. We feel bad for any man trying to count cards at this table. Down South, Gucci Mane lends his talents to Enchanting for her clip to “Big Chant” where E flaunts her ice and crazy physical degree while sitting on top of a classic automobile. Check out the rest of today’s drops including work from Meech718, Maxo Kream, and more. DAVE EAST FT. BENNY THE BUTCHER – “UNCLE RIC” [embedded content] ENCHANTING FT. GUCCI MANE – “BIG CHANT” [embedded cont...

HipHopWired Featured Video Is it us or we getting a lot more Pop Smoke visuals now that he’s gone than we were when he was still alive and breathing? We don’t know but regardless we’ll take ‘em. Releasing another posthumous visuals for Pop Smoke, today we get blessed with the visuals for the Dua Lipa assisted “Demeanor” which is set in the Renaissance era where everyone wore white wigs (yes including men), while Pop’s likeness graces a stunning portrait which depicts him as a deity. Pretty dope ish. Back in 2021 Lil Baby and Kirk Franklin take to the court to drop the gospel of King James and play clips from Space Jam 2 as they rock the house for the clip to “We Win.” Check out the rest of today’s drops including work from IDK, Eli Fross, and more. POP SMOKE FTO DUA LIPA – “DEMEANOR” [embe...

HipHopWired Featured Video Source: John Atashian / Getty Cassidy’s been in the rap game for damn near two decades and though he hasn’t experienced the success he saw when he was telling everyone “I’m A Hustla,” the man still got bars for fans to munch on. Looking like he hasn’t aged a day since Swizz Beatz introduced him to the game, Cass comes through with some new work in the Lazarus and Devon Culture assisted “Can’t Do It Alone” where the Illadelphia rapper politics at a house party where’s no kids are allowed but there seems to be much play in the field. On a softer note, Yung Bleu experiences the struggles that can come with being a Black man in a relationship in a racist world for the A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie assisted visuals to “Ghetto Love Birds.” Police sure know how to f*ck up date...

HipHopWired Featured Video We’re only a minute away from the highly anticipated Verzuz battle between The Lox and Dip Set and while Styles P and Jim Jones have been hyping it up via social media, The Ghost out here reminding everyone why he’s one of the game’s hardest rappers ever. In his latest visuals to “Order In The Court,” Styles P takes to the streets with his crew backing him with some pitbulls and a shopping cart. You can question that shopping cart all you want but don’t end up crumbled up in it. Elsewhere Curren$y pulls out one of his exotic whips to roll on the block and for his clip to the Fendi P assisted “Member’s Only” hits up the club but not before munching on some pizza outside the spot. Club food be hella expensive. Check out the rest of today’s drops including work from...