From the jungle to aerobics class, Nicki and her gals shake more than what their mama gave them in her new video directed by Colin Tilley. Aye Drizzy, you’s the real MVP. The Pink Print coming soon.
The heat is on. From the white sets to the sandy beach, Breezy shows off his fancy footwork in his new video with fellow R&B crooner Usher and Rozay. His forthcoming X drops September 16.
Hours after releasing the single, Khaled and his R&B thugs keep their ladies satisfied in their lavish clip directed by Gil Green. At the 4:30 mark, watch as Khaled lays his game down quite flat. You’ve got to appreciate that.
Jeezy been many places, but he’s A-Town’s own. And with the Motion Family back in the directors chair, Da Snowman takes us hood to the hood and back. Seen It All arrives on September 2.
Delivering his educational bars to a young G in training, Scarface makes a case for himself as one of Texas' premiere elder statesmen (as if he even needed one at this point). Scarface is back & street class is once again in session.
From behind bars, Prodigy and Hav have visions of the glamorous life with D-Block and plenty of bikini-clad beauties. Luckily for them, it’s their reality. Wake up, The Infamous Mobb Deep in stores now.
It’s been 20 years in the making, but Nas has finally released a video for track nine off Illmatic. Unlike the album though, the video isn’t as groundbreaking. Directed by Jason Goldwatch and contest winner Brian Katz, the clip compounds previous Nas videos with the silent film The Thief Of Baghdad . Bad representation all around.
Desperate times call for desperate measures. And in support of Fab’s SOUL Tape 3, he shadows a young hustler and a black girl lost in his latest visual aid. Loso’s Way 2 coming soon.
Somewhere over the Hollywood Hills, Ty Dolla $ign, Wiz and The Weeknd work there charm in the steamy, yet creepy visual for their remix. What a weekend (no pun inteded).
From the training room to the ring, the Migos prepare two lady fighters for the big showdown in their new video. Sponsored by their mixtape "No Labels 2".
A-Trak and Cam’ron’s new EP Federal Reserve is on the way but today,
it’s a Dipset reunion sort of moment as Complex
debuts the video for their new single ‘Dipsh*ts’. The song features Juelz
Santana on the hook and Dame Dash on the outro while production comes from
A-Trak, Oliver and Just Blaze. This is pretty good. Watch the Ricky
Saiz-directed visual below.
Meek Mill plans to have the summer on lock with his upcoming Dreams Worth More Than Money. But until then, he and the crew wild out in the latest visual off his Dreamchasers 3.
Below, Revolt premieres his Chasing a Dream: Bahamas, which documents his recent trip to the Carribean.
While showcasing a nice collection of luxury cars, a few homicides takes place prior to French’s release from the bing. The mafia-inspired clip co-starring Kiss is directed from the makers of that Coke Boys 4.
Trey’s appetite gets him caught up in some shit. After bringing a few chicks to the pad, the ole lady finds out due to his unlocked phone. Trigga drops July 1. Directed by Gil Green.
Actor Wood Harris stars as an ex-con readjusting back into society in Rick Ross and Lil Wayne’s new video. That’s certainly nothing to cry about! Directed by Dre Films. Mastermind in stores now.
Girls just want to have fun. But if left up to Ludacris, the good times end right here. Three months after releasing the audio, Luda puts a couple pretty faces to his unappealing track. Ludaversal arrives whenever Def Jam feels like it.
Even though cuffin season has come and gone, Fabolous decides to finally drop the visual for the fan favorite off of The Soul Tape 3. Directed by Gerald Victor and Joe Puma.