Daily Visuals

HipHopWired Featured Video Source: Johnny Louis/WENN.com / WENN Last year Busta Rhymes had one of the year’s toughest albums in Extinction Level Event 2 and while some overlooked the Hip-Hop OG’s latest offering, most heads are still bumping the LP right now. Keeping the album buzzing, Busta comes through with some new visuals to the Mariah Carey assisted “Where I Belong” where Busta and Black Dynamite (Michael Jai White) team up to take down samurai ops. The visual also serves as a cool continuation to their original hit collaboration, “I Know What You Want.” Mariah looking amazing by the way. Just sayin.’ Keeping the vibe in Brooklyn, Papoose finds himself in an Egyptian environment where he drops bars amongst hieroglyphs or kings and pharaohs of the past for his clip to “Sticks & St...

HipHopWired Featured Video Source: Judy Eddy/WENN.com / WENN Not too long ago Desiigner returned to the game after a lengthy hiatus with the release of “Amen” and now the Brooklyn rapper follows that up with some new work to get that 2015 buzz back. This time around the former G.O.O.D. Music artist drops some new visuals to “I Get That” in which he turns up with his crew on the block before getting felt up by a thick young women in the telly. Wonder if she knows he’s not signed to Kanye anymore. Just sayin.’ Drag-On meanwhile continues to spit flames even after more than a decade into the game and for his new clip to “Laws Of Attraction” the former Ruff Ryder buries a body in a cemetery because that’s where those things tend to go. Get well, soon, DMX. Check out the rest of today’s drops i...

HipHopWired Featured Video Last night the culture was in all kinds of grooves and moods thanks to that epic Verzuz battle between the OG’s of baby makin’ music, The Isley Brothers and Earth, Wind & Fire. But if you thought the pimpin’ party was over you got another thing coming. Today the good times of yesterdecade continue as The Isley Brothers return with some new tunes and visuals to “Friends and Family” where bearded Ronald Isley and company throw a soiree for loved ones while their celebrity friends chime in via videochat. Bearded Ronny’s DM’s must be blowing up since his debut last night cause them Twitter mentions were outta control. Elsewhere Playboi Carti and his crew terrorize a supermarket and grab all they can while making it rain dollar bills for his clip to “Sky.” We gues...

HipHopWired Featured Video A few weeks ago Freddie Gibb’s took an L on Grammy night when he lost the “Best Rap Album” award to the Queensbridge King, Nasty Nas, but the Gary Indiana rapper took it all in stride and in his latest offering even borrows some tunes from the OG Hip-Hop Icon. For the visuals to “Big Boss Rabbit,” Gibbs holds it down in his garage while rapping over a beat that sampled Nas’ classic cut “You’re Da Man.” Well, technically that song sampled “Sugar Man” but y’all know what we mean. And just when you thought Iggy Azalea was done with the game she returns with some new visuals to the Tyga assisted “Sip It” where she turns a regular convenience store into a strip club with slushes. We wouldn’t trust those kind of beverages in a place like that. Just sayin.’ Check out th...

HipHopWired Featured Video Damn near three decades in the game and the Hip-Hop living legend known as Nasty Nas continues to school these youngn’s on how MCing is done. A year after releasing his Grammy winning LP King’s Disease, Nas comes through with some new visuals to “EPMD” where he pays respect to the legendary rap duo from Queens while styling at a mansion with cars, women and sheep?! Leave it to Nas to throw a screwball out there for no reason. Back in Harlem, Jim Jones keeps the Dip Set vibe going and for his visuals to “A Monster Made It” burns downs some ganja and plays a big game of chess with himself. Y’all know he still cheated somehow. Just sayin.’ Check out the rest of today’s drops incuding work from The Weeknd, Young Dolph and Key Glock, and more. NAS – “EPMD” [embedded c...

HipHopWired Featured Video Source: Jeremy Moeller / Getty Griselda might be your favorite hardcore Hip-Hop group of the 20’s, but that doesn’t mean each individual MC of the three-man group isn’t capable of bodying a track all by themselves. For his clip to “Julia Lang,” Westside Gunn is showing and proving he’s just as deadly in the booth when he rolls dolo as he is when with Conway and Benny and shines bright under the lights of Times Square before lamping in the studio to lay down some heat. Man got more ice than an eskimo. No wonder he always got a bubble jacket to keep warm. Down south Juicy J links up with Lil Baby for their visuals to “2CHAINS” where they two run a used cars spot and pawn shop to cash in on used merchandise because why not? One man’s garbage is another man’s treasur...

HipHopWired Featured Video With Love & Hip Hop having been on hiatus for a while now due to the pandemic, it only makes sense that artists like Remy Ma, Papoose and others actually get back to making music and one-half of Black Love is doing just that. Today Papoose returns with some new heat in “Is It Worth It” where he, Wiz Khalifa and Brady Watt rock out in jail where the inmates are obviously running things. This joint go hard, b. Vic Mensa meanwhile continues to get his activism on and for his latest Zacari assisted clip to “Fr33dom” takes all kinds of shots at 12. Don’t be surprised if Hip-Hop police comes for Vince after seeing this one. Check out the rest of today’s drops and some joints you might’ve missed over the weekend including work from Neek Bucks featuring Benny The But...

HipHopWired Featured Video Source: CBS Photo Archive / Getty Today marks Big Sean’s 33th year on this earth and to celebrate his birthday the Motor City rapper releases a new dual visual that’s sure to please his hardcore fan base. For his latest video to “Lucky Me/Still I Rise,” Big Sean gives a private live performance in an undisclosed location before the lights start flashing and he gets hype and goes off with the fast flow. Back in New York, Princess Nokia takes things to the next level and for her clip to “It’s Not My Fault” gets her futuristic sexiness on while conjuring up memories of J. Lo’s “If You Had My Love” music video. Y’all youngn’s probably ain’t familiar with that joint. Check out the rest of today’s drops including work from Brockhampton featuring Danny Brown, Thurz, and...

HipHopWired Featured Video After years of being unhappy on Kanye West’s G.O.O.D Music record label, Desiigner was finally granted his freedom and though he’s been quiet since getting his walking papers today the Brooklyn rapper looks to reclaim the buzz he enjoyed during his “Panda” days. Today the BK representative comes through with some new work in the visuals to “Amen” where he politics in a crazy fancy mansion and styles in some minks that would impress one fur aficionado known as Safaree. D even had his Timbs matching his fur so you know he New York boujee. Keeping the vibe in Brooklyn, Young M.A hop’s on CJ’s “Whoopty” instrumental and gave it some of her own and styles hard for her clip to “Ooouuuvie.” Check out the rest of today’s drops including work from Trae Tha Truth featuring...

HipHopWired Featured Video Source: Scott Dudelson / Getty It’s a brand new week so you know what that means: a brand new visual from one of the hardest working men in the rap game: Curren$y. For his latest visual to “Jermaine Dupri,” Spitta once again highlights his love of fancy automobiles in a garage that’s filled with the kind of big boy toys you’d see at a car show in the Jacob Javitz Convention Center. How many whips does this man have? Elsewhere Blxst links up with Ty Dolla $ign and Tyga to turn up on a college campus and get lit with cheerleaders and sorority women in the clip to “Chosen.” Check out the rest of today’s drops including work from Pink $weats featuring Kehlani, Baby Keem, and more. CURREN$Y – “JERMAINE DUPRI” [embedded content] BLXST FT. TYGA & TY DOLLA $IGN – “CH...

HipHopWired Featured Video C Source: FayesVision/WENN.com / WENN J’s popularity has been steadily rising in New York City for a minute now thanks to his breakout cut “Whoopty,” and with the summer season approaching the State Island representative is looking to heat up the streets with a brand new remix. Calling on Rowdy Rebel and French Montana for the visuals to “Whoopty NYC Remix,” CJ and company kick it on the block to make things hot before linking up on a sound stage with models and pitbulls on leashes. Leave it up to New York rappers to bring back pitbulls in music videos. Lil Yachty meanwhile keeps things humble for his clip to “No More Beatboxing Freestyle” and kicks it at home by himself and raps into the mirror like we’re sure he used to before blowing up. Check out the rest of ...