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DJ Khaled is averaging one music video a day at this point. Fresh off of the release of KHALED KHALED, which is expected to debut at the top of the Billboard 200 next week, the Miami vet has continued to flood the streets with new visuals that it seems he’s turning around quite rapidly. On Friday, Khaled revealed footage of himself, Lil Baby, and Lil Durk on the set for the music video for “EVERY CHANCE I GET” which he has now unveiled in full. The electrifying visuals were shot by the legendary Joseph Khan who brings Khaled, Durk and Baby together on a fiery surrounded by women and foreign cars.

The latest offering from DJ Khaled arrives after he released the music video for “THANKFUL” ft. Jeremih and Lil Wayne. 

The new collaboration from Durk and Baby is hopefully a taste of what we could expect from their forthcoming collaborative album, The Voice Of The Heroes. The two rappers have been teasing the project heavily and letting fans know that they’re locked away in the studio working on it.

Check the latest video from DJ Khaled above. 

Whenever DJ Khaled drops an album, just know that probably means we’ll be receiving a verse from a GOAT. KHALED KHALED was no different. Boasting sixteen songs, DJ Khaled pulled out all the stops for this one with collaborations alongside Justin Bieber, Justin Timberlake, and Cardi B, as well as the most discussed song on the project, “Sorry Not Sorry” ft. Nas and Jay-Z.

As Khaled continues to roll out new visuals for the project, he returned with a music video for the album’s opener, “THANKFUL.” The powerful single includes vocals from Jeremih and Lil Wayne who both discuss determination and triumph in their verses.  The music video predominantly follows a younger version of DJ Khaled hustling through the streets of Miami to become heard. Halfway through the video, Khaled pops out with a pep talk for his younger self, encouraging him to remain strong through the tough times. It’s very Khaled like.

Check the music video for Khaled’s single above. 

Since storming onto the music scene with “Crank Dat (Soulja Boy)” in 2007, Soulja Boy has been one of the most interesting artists in Hip-Hop. Time after time, critics, fans, and even well-known rappers have counted the Atlanta artist out, but for every time that someone doubts his success, Soulja Boy finds a way to come back even harder. 

Most recently, the music industry has been witnessing Big Draco’s latest resurgence. After delivering the 14-track project Soulja World in February, Soulja Boy has preceded to invite listeners back into his own world by dropping off his latest viral sensation, the infectious single “She Make It Clap.”

Since the release of “She Make It Clap,” Soulja Boy has topped both the Billboard Top Triller U.S. and Top Triller Global charts, and as of today, Big Draco continues to assume the number one position on both of them. Throughout the success of “She Make It Clap,” detractors have still been coming for Soulja Boy by trying to diminish his intellect, but today, the SODMG artist has proved once again that he’s in “comeback mode.”

In effort to keep the momentum going for his new viral success, Big Draco has released the quick two-minute music video for “She Make it Clap,” which features a few cameos from some eclectic Hip-Hop artists, including Chief Keef and Desiigner. Scroll back to the top of the page to check out the visuals for Soulja Boy’s “She Make It Clap,” and stay tuned to see if the new music video will be enough to translate the song’s viral success over to the Billboard Hot 100.

Coi Leray has done her part in making her presence felt, having proven adept at social media marketing and crafting infectious melodies. Ever since she first previewed her breakout single “BIG PURR” on Instagram, many were excited to see how the full track would sound. Upon its release, the Pooh Shiesty-assisted “BIG PURR” became an instant hit, earning praise for its back-and-forth delivery and sinister production.

Today, Coi Leray has emerged to capitalize on the track’s momentum, coming through to drop off some cinematic visuals shot by Reel Goats. Featuring Leray in full Catwoman form, the melodist dons a revealing leather ensemble while engaging on an action-packed murder spree. It’s no exaggeration to say she’s literally busting a move, engaging in hand-to-hand combat with goons and dispatching them with dexterous maneuvers. 

All the while, Pooh Shiesty plays it cool, counting money and stroking his diamond with the confident demeanor of a crime boss. Unfortunately for Shiesty, his guards are no match for Leray’s martial prowess and pinpoint accuracy, and before long she’s making off with his prized possession. Expect this one to continue, as the narrative was left open-ended in its final moments.

What do you think about the action-packed video for “BIG PURR?”

YNW Melly has been behind bars since the beginning of 2019, and although he is facing some life-threatening charges, the artist’s team as well as several of his fans are still holding out hope that YNW Melly will be released from prison soon. With that said, nothing has stopped the controversial Florida artist from dropping new music.

Over the past two months, YNW Melly has released two new singles: the childish “Na Na Na Boo Boo” and the Kodak Black-assisted track “Thugged Out.” Now, the Melly vs. Melvin artist has treated fans with a music video for the latter.

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The video starts with Kodak Black and a couple of his friends calling YNW Melly, who unfortunately can’t be a part of his single’s new visuals. As a consolation, however, the “Thugged Out” video then reveals that the entire visual project is envisioned by the incarcerated rapper. From that point on, viewers are treated to wild visuals featuring an old later rocking “Free Melly” merch and carrying a huge gun, a person riding a bike while dressed up as a chicken, and a news report getting his tv segment hijacked.

All in all, YNW Melly and Kodak Black’s visuals for “Thugged Out” are absolutely chaotic, and as one YouTube viewer pointed out, “[the] music video is more random than an episode of Family Guy.” To see all of the absurdities packed within the four-minute video, scroll back up to watch the new visuals for YNW Melly and Kodak Black’s recent single “Thugged Out.”

All throughout March, Red Bull Records and Evgle artist Blxst blessed fans with a bunch of great content. Last month, the rising artist returned with a two-pack of fresh singles roughly eight months after delivering the deluxe version of his debut project No Love Lost. Titled Just For Clarity, the two-pack featured the songs “Don’t Forget” with Drakeo the Ruler and “Fck Boys” with Russ.

Weeks later, Blxst dropped off some college-themed visuals for the No Love Lost standout track “Chosen,” which starred his recent collaborators Ty Dolla $ign and Tyga. Now, to cap off April, the West Coast rapper and singer has shifted his focus once again to the Just For Clarity EP and treated fans with the music video for “Fck Boys.”

Throughout the video, both Blxst and Russ spending quality time with beautiful women, performing their verses as if they are speaking directly to their fictional love interests. The video perfectly bring the smooth and romantic feel of “Fck Boys” to life with an array of clean and charming shots, making for a much more laid back visual effort compared to the college campus-based “Chosen” video. 

Scroll back to the top of the page to watch the Blu-directed visuals for Blxst and Russ’ recent single “Fck Boys.”

Two of this year’s breakout stars have just teamed up to release the affectionate new music video for “Feel Better.” BRS Kash has found himself a nice lane out of Atlanta with his booming project Kash Only, which features the hit record “Throat Baby.” Toosii has also been making lots of noise, catching co-signs from some of the biggest artists in the world. As they both continue to rise, they have officially released the music video for their collaborative record “Feel Better.”

The song appears on BRS Kash’s Kash Only mixtape, which came out a few months ago. It’s one of the standouts from the project, showing a softer side of Kash’s lyricism. In the video, Kash and Toosii treat their queens to shopping sprees, trips out of the country, and more quality time, ensuring that they’re always well taken care of. 

Check out the video above and read our recent interview with BRS Kash for Rise & Grind here.

42 Dugg is the future. Teaming up with his fellow torchbearer Roddy Ricch for their Scorpion-sampling banger “4 Da Gang,” the Detroit and Compton duo has officially released the fiery music video for the single.

Over the last few years, 42 Dugg has proven that he has all the makings of a rap superstar. He’s got one of the most interesting voices in hip-hop. He’s signed to a joint deal with Yo Gotti and Lil Baby. And he’s been firing on all cylinders, dropping quality music videos and innovating his sound using surprising samples. “4 Da Gang” kicks off a new chapter for 42 Dugg as he collaborates with Roddy Ricch on the Spike Jordan-directed video, which sees them standing in front of a massive Confederate flag that they set on fire. 

Check out the impactful new video above and let us know your thoughts on it in the comments. Stay tuned for more new music from 42 Dugg and Roddy Ricch. 

Earlier this week, it was reported that YSL Records artists Young Thug and Gunna made some pretty impressive humanitarian efforts in their hometown of Atlanta, as the two rappers visited Fulton County Jail to post bail for 30 low-level offenders. The jail that Thug and Gunna visited has been publicly slammed by local city officials for being overcrowded and in dire condition, so their effort to reunite a slew of inmates with their families has not gone unnoticed on a local or national level.

Now, days after news broke about the two YSL artists‘ major act of kindness, they have returned with the music video for one of Slime Language 2‘s best cuts, “Paid The Fine” with YTB Trench and Lil Baby.

The “Paid The Fine” video starts with a clip of authentic footage from WSBTV in which local journalists covered the Atlanta artists’ recent actions, and immediately afterward, the video prominently displays several troubling statistics about the US criminal justice system.

The video then flickers back and forth from footage of recently freed inmates reuniting with their families and shots of the featured artists performing their verses while gathered around YSL’s heavy roster of artists. Finally, the video culminates by shining a light on a few of the people who Thug and Gunna were able to get released from Fulton County Jail.

Check out the video for Young Thug, Gunna, YTB Trench, and Lil Baby’s “Paid The Fine” and let us know what you think.

Chicago’s hip-hop scene hasn’t been the same since the untimely passing of King Von. Known for narrating tales from his O’Block neighborhood, the late 26-year-old was just starting to make a name for himself on a larger scale when he was gunned down in Atlanta. We’ve seen countless tributes to the rising star through the OTF collective, especially from his good friend Lil Durk. 

Posthumously, King Von’s estate has been releasing new music, videos, and more for his fans to enjoy. His vocals were all over the recent Loyal Bros tape and we’re still seeing some videos from Welcome To O’Block come out. The latest track to get the music video treatment is “Mine Too,” showing Von with his O’Block brothers, showing love to his crew, and rapping his percussive bars to the camera. The Jerry Production video is the latest to arrive from the album that released merely one week before Von’s passing.

Watch the new music video for “Mine Too” above. Rest in peace, King Von.