Video - Yo Gotti - No Fake Love

Yo Gotti is making a strong return with his new Gangsta Grillz project, titled "I Showed U So," and has just released its first single, "No Fake Love," produced by DJ Drama. The music video, directed by Diesel Filmz, showcases Yo Gotti riding in luxury through the city and features headlines of fellow artists on a pinboard, adding a touch of intrigue to the visuals. With confident bars, Gotti boasts about his success and romantic interests, mentioning Angela Simmons as his girlfriend. He flaunts his wealth and status, riding in a Rolls Royce and a Phantom, exuding a sense of power and accomplishment. "I Showed U So" is set to drop on August 4, marking Yo Gotti's first solo project since his album "CM10: Free Game," released last year. In addition to this, he also released the compilation album "Gangsta Art" under CMG The Label in the same year, further solidifying his status as a prominent figure in the rap scene.

Video - Lil Tjay - Bla Bla (Feat. Fivio Foreign)

In his latest music video for "Bla Bla," Lil Tjay teams up with Fivio Foreign to take the UK by storm. Directed by JLShotThat and TVK Visuals, the two New Yorkers hit the streets and rock the stage during their recent London stop, surrounded by enthusiastic fans. In the track, Lil Tjay addresses the fake tough talk of others, calling out those who claim to be with the shits but don't back it up. His raw and honest lyrics reflect his personal experiences and struggles, and he stays true to his authentic self throughout the song. "Bla Bla" is one of the 17 tracks off Lil Tjay's latest album, "222." The album features an impressive lineup of guest appearances, including NBA YoungBoy, Summer Walker, Jadakiss, Polo G, Coco Jones, and The Kid Laroi, further solidifying Lil Tjay's position as a rising star in the hip-hop scene.

Video - Ice Spice - Deli

In her latest music video for "Deli," Ice Spice creates pandemonium outside a crowded New York City deli. Directed by George and Frederick Buford, along with Ice Spice herself, the Bronx rapper confidently showcases her skills while bigging up her fellow baddies and warning her competitors. With a fistful of dollars in hand, Ice Spice delivers fiery bars, asserting her dominance and making it clear that she's here to take the top spot. As her girls twerk and fans gather around, the energy of the video matches the high-energy vibe of the RIOTUSA-produced banger. "Deli" is one of the four new tracks added to the deluxe edition of Ice Spice's recent release, "Like..". The deluxe version also includes other standout tracks like "How High?", "Butterfly Ku", and "On The Radar." With this release, Ice Spice continues to solidify her place as a rising star in the rap scene.

Video - A$AP Rocky - RIOT (Rowdy Pipe'n)

A$AP Rocky has unleashed his energetic new single "Riot (Rowdy Pipe'n)" accompanied by a captivating music video. Produced by Pharrell Williams, the Harlem rapper confidently flaunts his luxurious lifestyle while leading a rebellious white-tee-covered army through the streets. Sporting various looks, including combat fatigues and a leather bomber with a red kilt skirt reminiscent of late wrestler "Rowdy" Roddy Piper, Rocky exudes his signature style. In the song, he boasts about his extravagant lifestyle, rapping about his exotic possessions and his "RiRi" (presumably referring to Rihanna). The music video also features him surrounded by piles of money, adding to the display of opulence. "Riot (Rowdy Pipe'n)" is the latest single from A$AP Rocky's highly anticipated album, "Don't Be Dumb." The album features notable collaborations and top-notch production from Pharrell Williams, Dean Blunt, Metro Boomin, Hit-Boy, Boi-1da, Tyler, the Creator, Madlib, The Alchemist, Mike Dean, and Swedish House Mafia. The track has also been featured in a new commercial for Beats By Dre's Beat Studios Pros. With this release, A$AP Rocky returns to the music scene after starting the year with "Same Problems." Fans are eagerly awaiting the full album, which promises to be a dynamic and star-studded project.

Stream - Ladies First: A Story of Women in Hip-Hop

Netflix is set to commemorate hip hop's 50-year anniversary with a documentary series titled "Ladies First: A Story Of Women In Hip Hop." The four-episode docuseries will delve into the significant impact of women in the hip hop genre over the past five decades. It will feature appearances from trailblazing artists such as Roxanne Shante, Sha Rock, Queen Latifah, Da Brat, Yo-Yo, MC Lyte, and more, as well as rising stars like Latto, Rapsody, Coi Leray, Tierra Whack, Kash Doll, Saweetie, and others. The series will also include insights from label executives, producers, stylists, and music journalists. The trailer shows Queen Latifah expressing the importance of unity among women in hip hop, emphasizing that they are stronger when they support each other. "Ladies First: A Story Of Women In Hip Hop" will premiere on Netflix on Wednesday, August 9.

Stream - Dave East Freestyles Over Jay-Z's "Politics"

Dave East recently made a guest appearance on Justin Credible's show on Power 106 in Los Angeles. During his visit, the Harlem rapper showcased his lyrical skills by freestyling over JAY-Z's classic track, "Politics As Usual." In the freestyle, Dave East delivers smooth and clever lines, referencing Biggie's iconic Coogi sweater and his crew like Lil' Cease. He also mentions enjoying spaghetti with fish and being surrounded by attractive women. Dave East's freestyle comes after the release of his latest album, "Fortune Favors The Bold," which features collaborations with artists like Cordae, Tyga, Ty Dolla $ign, Coi Leray, Kid Capri, and Stacey Barthe.

Stream - Trippie Redd – Last Days

Trippie Redd is gearing up for the release of his album "A Love Letter To You 5" on Friday (Jul. 28) and has dropped a new single titled "Last Days" ahead of the release. Produced by Zodiac and Pax, the song finds Trippie spending one final night with his significant other, cherishing their time together. He sings, "One more day to live, one more night again / One more blunt to smoke, one more high again / One more time again, she say, 'One more time again' / She say, 'Rub my body', I wanna feel your skin / Look me dead in my eyes, can you feel the wind?" "Last Days" follows the album's previous single, "Took My Breath Away," featuring Skye Morales. The album will include 19 songs with guest appearances from artists like Lil Wayne, Roddy Ricch, Bryson Tiller, The Kid Laroi, and more.

Video - Smino - Ole Ass Kendrick

In his new music video for "Ole Ass Kendrick," Smino takes viewers to France. The video features beautiful women from Paris, including two brides, as Smeezy embraces his bachelor lifestyle. Throughout the video, he is seen riding in a convertible, on a carousel, and visiting various local spots. In the song, Smino reflects on a past relationship, rapping, "Stuck on the fact that the last time I actually had a girl I was so in it / That I got stuck in the game like the Sega broke and I had to pull it out and blow in it." "Ole Ass Kendrick" is from Smino's album "Luv 4 Rent," released last year, which includes collaborations with artists like J. Cole, Lil Uzi Vert, Lucky Daye, Doechii, Fatman Scoop, and more. Earlier this year, he also dropped his "Wyoming" freestyle.

Video - Post Malone - Mourning

In preparation for his new album "Austin," Post Malone has released the music video for his previously dropped single "Mourning." In the introspective video, a vulnerable Post Malone is seen in an agriculture region, expressing his struggles with sobriety. He sings on the hook, "Don't wanna sober up / Try to keep it inside, but I just wanna pour it," while consuming a bottle of liquor and moving a large block representing an ice cube. The song's emotions overflow, with Post Malone admitting he has a lot to say that couldn't fit into the chorus. "Austin" is Post Malone's upcoming self-titled and fifth album, set to be released on Friday, July 28. The album also features tracks like "Chemicals" and his most recent single, "Overdrive."

Stream - The Drake & Central Cee "On The Radar" Freestyle

Drake and Central Cee recently teamed up for an in-studio freestyle session on On The Radar radio. Over Kid Masterpiece and Harley Arsenault's production, the duo showcased their clever wordplay and delivered impressive verses. Drizzy rapped lines like: "If Chubbs has on a Chanel side bag, you don't wanna see him reach inside / 'Cause we know some demon guys with jealous and evil eyes / You know that's how Jesus died, you know that's how Julius Caesar died." Central Cee followed suit with his own impressive verse, spitting: "I did everything that I could for my hood, so how do they say I don't care for the mandem? / Crib so big I might get out of breath if I walk too quick up the stairs in the mansion." Their collaboration on the freestyle session showcased their lyrical prowess and chemistry as artists.

Video - Joey Bada$$ - Eulogy

Joey Bada$$ takes a trip down memory lane with the release of the video for his latest single, "Eulogy," from the album 2000. Directed by Waqas Ghani, the grainy visual showcases the Brooklyn rapper's recent day-to-day activities as he reflects on life and lost loved ones. Studio recordings, press runs, and tour footage are intertwined with Joey's thoughtful lyrics. "Time will tell, it reveals and it heals so I chill / Another day, another deal, made another mill'." Joey raps, showing his journey in the music industry. However, he doesn't shy away from addressing the harsh reality of violence: "But what do that mean when these kids still getting killed over no reason? / R.I.P. my cousin Rell', yo, I'm still grieving," he solemnly reflects in front of a Notorious B.I.G. mural. 2000 is Joey Bada$$'s third studio album released last year, featuring collaborations with artists like Diddy, Westside Gunn, Chris Brown, JID, Larry June, and Capella Grey. Since then, he released his latest single, "Fallin," in April.

Video - Travis Scott Feat. Bad Bunny & The Weeknd - K-POP

Travis Scott unleashes a star-studded collaboration with The Weeknd and Bad Bunny in his latest single and video, "K-POP." In the self-directed visual, Travis takes over an empty stadium with his biker crew in France and sails along the sea. "Swish, lit / Move like she got hip / You fall off on set / Falling off, but I got grip," he raps on the catchy hook. Bad Bunny is surrounded by a sea of party-goers while Abel works his magic at a plush beach house full of eye-candy and strippers. "Love me, get it when you wanna love me / Innocent, you don't mean it / Have sex up until I'm leaving," sings The Weeknd, showing off his smooth vocals. Produced by an impressive lineup including Mike Dean, Boi-1da, Jahaan Sweet, BNYX, and Illangelo, "K-POP" marks Travis Scott's first official release since 2021's "Escape Plan/Mafia." Despite the tragedy at AstroWorld, Travis has continued to collaborate with various artists, including Pharrell, Chase B, NAV, and more.

Video - Fridayy - When It Comes To You

Fridayy is back with a heartfelt music video for his latest single, "When It Comes To You," directed by The 97. In the video, the Def Jam singer passionately expresses his love for his bride-to-be on their wedding day. "Pulling up fast to you / 223 bust rounds for you," he sings at the altar, declaring his dedication to her. "All eyes on me, got me feelin' like Pac, but I do it all for you / Don't get caught up in them lies before you know the truth." "When It Comes To You" follows his previous release "Don't Give It Away," featuring Chris Brown, and both tracks are expected to be part of his upcoming album, the follow-up to last year's "Lost In Melody." You can also hear him on Moneybagg Yo's track "Lies."

Video - Dave East - Still Here

Dave East, fresh off the release of his album "Fortune Favors The Bold," drops the music video for the latest single, "Still Here." Directed by Dom Bruno, the video showcases the Harlem rapper reflecting on his journey to success and acknowledging his continued relevance in the hip-hop scene while cruising through New York City. The album "Fortune Favors The Bold" is Dave East's second studio album, comprising 24 tracks and featuring collaborations with artists like Cordae, Tyga, Ty Dolla $ign, Coi Leray, Kid Capri, and Stacey Barthe.

Video - Jay Rock Feat. Anderson .Paak & Latto - Too Fast [Pull Over]

Jay Rock of TDE drops the summer turn-up track "Too Fast (Pull Over)" featuring Anderson .Paak and Latto. The vibrant music video showcases a pool party with twerkers and strippers, embracing the money-getting and strip club anthem vibe. Over a Latin-infused banger produced by Mustard and GYLTTRYP, Jay Rock delivers his signature Eastside Johnny flow, while Latto adds her fiery verses and Anderson .Paak provides the catchy hook. The song is part of Jay Rock's upcoming album, also titled "Eastside Johnny," which has already released the single "Eastside" with Kal Banx.