DaBaby drops his first music video, “Jump” featuring NBA YoungBoy in honor of releasing his surprise album Blame It On Baby Friday.
If you remember the hilarious 1-800-Blame-It-On-Baby album teaser, then you understand the premise of the music video. The Charlotte rapper’s visuals are always entertaining and this time, adds a quarantine-styled theme so we all could relate.
Summer Walker joins 21 Savage for his new single “Secret.” This song is produced by Kid Hazel and samples Xscape’s 1998 record “My Little Secret” and is the second collaboration from the Atlanta artists. The two artists both appeared on Jhené Aiko’s “Triggered (freestyle) Remix” last tear.
Lil Baby has dropped a music video for his single ‘No Sucker’ featuring Moneybagg Yo. This cut is off his project My Turn and is directed by Keemotion.
My Turn was Lil Baby’s first No. 1 album which put him in great company, tying him with Paul McCartney and Prince for Billboard 100 entries. Get the Atlanta rapper’s album now featuring guests such as Young Thug, Lil Wayne, Lil Uzi Vert and Future.
RMR (pronounced Rumor) remains a person clouded in mystery yet still manages to deliver when it counts, dropping another banger with ‘DEALER.’ The man behind the mask ditched the country tone from his previous song “Rascal” and came with something different as he really showcases his vocal and lyrical ability.
In the video, RMR trades the assault rifle from his first video, in exchange for a styrofoam cup of lean. ‘DEALER’ is a single from his upcoming Drug Dealing Is A Lost Art EP. The video shows the musician cruising the streets of Los Angeles where he ends up at the beach but there doesn’t seem to be any relaxation after that.
Check it out below.
After expressing his frustration with his label, Tory Lanez is now a free man and celebrates the occasion by dropping the third installment in his The New Toronto mixtape series with The New Toronto 3.
TNT 3 packs a powerful punch as the 16-track arsenal leaves more than enough room to display Tory’s versatile style. There aren’t that many guest appearances with only Mansa and Lil Tjay being noteworthy artist featured which gives the Toronto artist plenty of room to stretch his legs on each song.
Lanez announced in February of this year that his deal with Interscope was coming to an end with The New Toronto 3. According to Lanez, the deal in question was for 5 albums and the Canadian musician far surpassed that by producing 12 projects which included mixtapes.
I haven’t dropped the music that I REALLY wanted to for the last 4 years. I just freestyle’d sh*t and songs that WOULD GET YOU BY , up [until] i said f*ck it. I gotta atleast go 60% or they gone start thinking I’m super trash then boom “CHIXTAPE 5” but this should be fun tho.
Tory Lanez, Twitter
Stream The New Toronto 3 above and on all platforms.
24hrs and DJ Drama have joined forces to drop their follow-up to Gangsta Grillz mixtape, 12 AM in Atlanta which was released in 2017. 12 AM in Atlanta 2 comes equipped with 16 tracks featuring Wiz Khalifa, Young Nudy, MadeinTYO and Ty Dilla $ign to name a few.
Stream 12 AM in Atlanta 2 below.
DaBaby has just released an official visual for his newest single, “Find My Way.” The 10- minute long video is directed by Reel Goats, and features popular influencer B. Simone, whose no stranger to having a crush on the Charlotte rapper.
Check out the Bonnie and Clyde style video from DaBaby below.
Pop Smoke has been laid to rest for a little over a month now. The Brooklyn rapper was murdered just weeks after dropping his sophomore album Meet The Woo 2. Glad to see the team behind Pop Smoke is still working hard to give his fans something to smile about with his new single “How We Move.” To add to the list of surprises, the track features an uncredited verse from fellow New York rapper Dave East.
Not one to just be cooped up, Drake decided to give us a visual for his newest single ‘Tootsie Slide.’ The video is directed by Theo Skudra and shows The Boy walking through random rooms in his crib while wearing a Nike balaclava and showcasing what seems to be an internet dance craze in the making.
Creators are going to create no matter the circumstance. More musicians are finding different forms of being relevant and staying in the mix despite the COVID-19 fiasco keeping them from either performing or just being out in general.
The late Pop Smoke’s visual for ‘Shake the Room’ has just dropped featuring Quavo. The single is off Smoke’s Meet the Woo 2 album which can be streamed on all dsp’s now.
Paris serves as the back drop for the video and is directed by Virgil Abloh via “Off-White International Rap Video Studio.”
Check it out below.
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