Daily Visuals

Source: Ivan Nikolov/WENN.com / WENN Damn near thirty years after Fat Joe burst onto the Hip-Hop scene with his breakthrough street cut “Flow Joe,” the Don Cartegena is still out here representing for the Boogie Down Bronx even when in Miami. Showing the progress he’s made over the past 20+ years in the rap game for his visuals to the Amorphous assisted “Sunshine,” a draped in pink duds Joey Crack takes in the good life in South Beach alongside P. Diddy and DJ Khaled where they toast to the life they’ve built for themselves. Can’t be mad at them at this point. Back in Brooklyn, Joey Bada$$ keeps on his grizzly to achieve Joey Crack success and in his clip to “Let It Breathe” politics next to a sweet neon green Porche before taking off into the night of New York. Check out the rest of today...

Source: PYMCA / Getty Last summer Nas dropped a grown man classic in King’s Disease and with 2021 well underway, God’s Son is looking to keep reigning as one of the game’s most well-respected, legends and just dropped a video for one of his albums standout cuts. For his visuals to “27 Summers,” Nas comes off like a man ready to hang up the mic for good and call it a career as he hits the golf course with DJ Khaled before peeling off in some golf carts that may or may not have been used in a drive-by. Just sayin.’ Keeping up with 90’s OG’s and legends, Busta Rhymes comes through with a black-and-white remix clip for “Czar” where the Brooklyn rapper links up with CJ and reunites M.O.P. one time for the real ones. Check out the rest of today’s drops including work from Jim Jones featuring Axe...

Source: Johnny Nunez / Getty For whatever reason the latest trend in Hip-Hop is to name records after other rappers without actually featuring them or sometimes even talking about them. The latest such cut comes courtesy of The Lox’s Sheek Louch who links up with M.O.P.’s Lil Fame for the visuals to “ONYX” where the two hold court at a Laundromat where money is both dropped off and washed. Benny The Butcher meanwhile continues to drop hot verses all over the place and blesses Heem with a guest appearance in the black-and-white clip to “It Could Happen” where they kick it humbly while asking “what if?” Check out the rest of today’s drops including work from Peso Peso, Sia featuring Burna Boy, and more. SHEEK LOUCH FT. LIL FAME – “ONYX” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LdVDeOxCTZA HEEM FT. BE...

Source: Rommel Demano / Getty While millions of Hip-Hoppers and New Yorkers still mourn the late-great Big Punisher, his son Chris Rivers has been doing what he can to carry on his legendary pops legacy and we feel like Pun would definitely approve. For his latest visuals to “Gappy Birthday,” the Bronx MC uses some unseen footage of himself spending time with his rap giant of a father as a child before showcasing a collage of videos of himself rockin’ the mic and hyping up crowds all over the place. How heads aren’t paying much attention to homie is beyond us. Keeping up with OG’s, Missy Elliott shows and proves that her pen is still sharp as she joins Bree Runway in her showgirls themed clip to “ATM.” Check out the rest of today’s drops including work from Talib Kweli featuring Maurice “M...

Source: Johnny Nunez / Getty Last year the COVID-19 pandemic took countless lives of loved ones and even touched Hip-Hop itself when artists like Slim Thug, Scarface and Fred The Godson revealed that they had contracted the virus. While Slim and Scarface were able to recover, Fred The Godson wasn’t as fortunate and passed away last April. Now all this time later we have some new visuals from the Brooklyn rapper in “5AM in Blokwork” where The Godson reminds fans why he was so beloved and respected with his intricate wordplay and clever metaphors. Elsewhere French Montana channels his inner Mad Max and gets lit in a post-apocalyptic world for his Jack Harlow and Lil Durk assisted visuals to “Hot Boy Bling.” Check out the rest of today’s drops including work from Slim 400 featuring Lil Blood ...

At this point the New Year ain’t underway until we get a quick recap of the previous year courtesy of Brooklyn’s own Uncle Murda. Now that we’ve heard his take on the events of the most struggle year in human history, we get some visuals to complete his record and it’s pretty much what you’d expect. For his visuals to “Rap Up 2020” Uncle Murda uses a bunch of stock footage of everything he raps about and reminds us that we really f-ing hated 2020. Like, deadass hated this past year. Speaking of reasons we hated 2020, the dearly departed King Von continues to have his visuals released much to the delight of his fans and in his clip to “Armed & Dangerous” keeps it thorough from the burbs to the cell block. Check out the rest of today’s drops including some work you might’ve missed over t...

Source: Kevin Winter/MTV VMAs 2020 / Getty Believe it or not, Tyga is still in the rap game and apparently thriving even without the help Kylie Jenner’s bank account (no shots). Still styling and profiling in his visuals to “Nigo In Beverly Hills,” T-Raw stunts in front of a private plane with a thick young woman and a foreign automobile that will no doubt be repossessed at some point in the future (we kid we kid). But he does have a history of having cars repossessed. Just sayin. Back in Brooklyn Billy Danze keeps his M.O.P. steez on full display in his clip to “Halle Berry” keeps it thorough on the block like it was pre-gentrified Brooklyn back in the day. Check out the rest of today’s drops including work from LE$, Peso Peso, and more. TYGA – “NIGO IN BEVERLY HILLS” [embedded content] B...

Source: Atlantic / Atlantic It’s been a few weeks since the tragic murder of King Von but at least his fellow Chiraq homies like Lil Durk are doing what they can to keep his legacy and memory alive. For his latest visuals to “Still Trappin,” Lil Durk takes to the studio with his people where they turn up and make it rain on a few lucky strippers who’ll have all those “rain drops” all to themselves. Future and Lil Uzi Vert on the other hand keep the twerking a bit more fancy as they throw a private soiree at a mansion where the women are thick, half-naked and prove to be somewhat athletic in their clip to “Drankin N Smokin.” Check out the rest of today’s drops including work from Nav featuring Gunna, Slowthai featuring A$AP Rocky, and more. LIL DURK FT. KING VON – “STILL TRAPPIN” [embedded ...

Source: NBC / Getty For the past year The Weeknd’s been on walking around with a bloodied up and bandaged face to demonstrate, well, we’re not entirely sure. But today the wraps have come off and we kinda wish they actually didn’t. For his newest visuals to “Save Your Tears,” The Weeknd unveils a brand new look in which he boasts a swollen up grill that looks like he just underwent the Kylie Jenner special or something. We guess this will be his 2021 gimmick going forward. Elsewhere Benny The Butcher continues to become the most guest featured rapper out of Griselda as he links up with Last Days to keep it thorough from the block to the club in the visuals to “Tradition.” Check out the rest of today’s drops including work from J Stone featuring Dave East, Stunna 4 Vegas, and more. THE WEEK...