Madonna and Snoop Dogg? Smoking out in a music video??
Snoop recently debuted his “Gang Signs” video with Mozzy from his 18th album From Tha Streets 2 Tha Suites and in the song the Doggfather name drops the “Material Girl”, who pops in front of the camera when Snoop raps, “passing joints to Madonna..”
Madonna even plugged her appearance in the Gang Signs video on Twitter, tweeting, “Was so much fun to show up in @SnoopDogg video for his new song Gang Signs!”
In the same song, Snoop even suggests that he’s smoked with a POTUS, spitting, “Still sippin’ gin and juice while I’m smoking marijuana / I bet you never blew with Obama..”
Maybe Obama will be making his appearance in Snoop’s next video.
Mere months after releasing an undisputed AOTY contender for 2020 with Burden Of Proof and making his theatrical acting debut with Conflicted, Benny The Butcher is now undeniably a star. Upon its release, Burden Of Proof was an immediate smash, a fan and critic favorite, and his most commercially successful project to date; #1 at iTunes, #4 at Apple Music and Spotify, and highlighted by Rolling Stone on its Breakthrough top 25 Chart.
Today, Benny & Harry are back with the visual for “Overall,” featuring Chinx (RIP!), which you can view below.
Ty Dolla $ignshares a new music video for “By Yourself” ft. Jhené Aiko, Bryson Tiller & Mustard. Directed by Alex Bittan and Ty Dolla $ign himself, the visual stars Tiffany Haddish as an undervalued partner in a one-sided relationship where her significant other only cares about himself. Upon coming to terms with the situation, her character first breaks free mentally, symbolized by her boyfriend’s blurred-out face.
Then finally, she leaves him altogether as she dances in celebration in front of lowriders in true West Coast fashion. “By Yourself” has over 150M+ streams to date from Ty Dolla $ign’s critically acclaimed, third studio album, featuring Ty Dolla $ign out now via Atlantic Records.
Megan Thee Stallion has released a visual for “Cry Baby” featuring DaBaby from her Good News album.
The video is directed by Colin Tilley, who previously did “Body,” “WAP” and more, showing that toys can get wild and freaky when no one is around to play with them.
Since it hit the net, “Cry Baby” has racked up over 120 million streams globally and sparked a #CryBabyChallenge.
Megan Thee Stallion has released a visual for “Cry Baby” featuring DaBaby from her Good News album.
The video is directed by Colin Tilley, who previously did “Body,” “WAP” and more, showing that toys can get wild and freaky when no one is around to play with them.
Since it hit the net, “Cry Baby” has racked up over 120 million streams globally and sparked a #CryBabyChallenge.
Today, Busta Rhymes, iconic hip hop duo M.O.P., and Staten Island newcomer, known for his viral hip-hop anthem “Whoopty”, CJ drop the video for the remixof “Czar,”off Extinction Level Event 2: The Wrath of God (The Deluxe Edition)via The Conglomerate Entertainment, Inc./EMPIRE.
The visual is a montage of the New York-based acts reinforcing their position in hip-hop royalty with signature quick, aggressive, and pristine delivery. Produced by Rockwilder and directed by Benny Boom, the visual is clean and classic with a monochromatic aesthetic that puts the dynamic chemistry of Rhymes, M.O.P., and CJ on display front and center. The black and white clips shift between the MCs explosively bantering as if they’re in a cypher, and closes with Busta claiming his throne, alongside M.O.P. and CJ, dubbing themselves as the “czars” of their generations.
Extinction Level Event 2: The Wrath of God (The Deluxe Edition)is available on Rhymes’ WEBSTORE, with digital retailers, and on all digital streaming partners. Marking Rhymes’first solo album in 11 years and 7th Top 10 record on Billboard’s 200 lists, Extinction Level Event 2: The Wrath of God initially released on October 30th. E.L.E. 2merchandise is available as well as CD, Vinyl, Cassette, and Digital Download. He also launched a virtual museum experience alongside the new record for fans, both lifelong and new, to connect with Rhymes’ legacy and hip-hop influence. To preserve and pay homage to his accomplishments and hip-hop influence, Rhymes welcomes fans to the Busta Rhymes Bunker & Conglomerate Headquarters virtual museum filled with point and go navigation, interactive elements, hidden easter eggs/promo codes, 3D virtual objects, questionnaires, a merch store, and 8-12 rooms filled with iconic visuals.
California’s Black Knights of the Northstar were discovered in 1997 by Wu-Tang Clan‘s founder and leader, RZA, becoming the first group from the West Coast to be signed to Wu-Tang Records. The group later separated in 2000 into two groups: Black Knights (Crisis, Rugged Monk, Holocaust and Doc Doom)and Northstar (Christ Bearer and Meko The Pharaoh), while still continuing to work closely together over the years. These West Coast Killa Beez have made key appearances on some of Wu-Tang’s classic RIAA certified Platinum and Gold releases “Wu-Tang Killa Beez: The Swarm”, “The Sting”, all of RZA’s Bobby Digital projects, and numerous RZA film soundtracks includingGhost Dogand Afro Samurai.
Today, for the first time, they have reunited to record their debut collective album, Northstar On The Blackest Night as RZA envisioned when he signed them over 20 years ago. This debut also introduces a new member, West London’s Shaka Amazulu The 7th and features guest appearances from RZA, Ghostface Killah, Cappadonna, Killarmyand Kurupt.
The Black Knights of the Northstar’s highly anticipated reunion is spearheaded by their RZA introduced single/video, “T.I.M.E. (Truth I Master Equally)”, which delivers the addictive raw Wu-Tang energy the entire world got hooked to in the ’90s. The Skarekrow produced head-nodder invokes a spiritual-like trance while each word wizard takes turns spitting their righteous spell. The skillfully animated visual imagines a sinister cinema coming to life, jumping out of the silver screen to invade real life. When speaking about “T.I.M.E.”, the California collective unitedly declared, “Timing is everything! It’s our time. It’s time for the truth.”
California’s Black Knights of the Northstar were discovered in 1997 by Wu-Tang Clan‘s founder and leader, RZA, becoming the first group from the West Coast to be signed to Wu-Tang Records. The group later separated in 2000 into two groups: Black Knights (Crisis, Rugged Monk, Holocaust and Doc Doom)and Northstar (Christ Bearer and Meko The Pharaoh), while still continuing to work closely together over the years. These West Coast Killa Beez have made key appearances on some of Wu-Tang’s classic RIAA certified Platinum and Gold releases “Wu-Tang Killa Beez: The Swarm”, “The Sting”, all of RZA’s Bobby Digital projects, and numerous RZA film soundtracks includingGhost Dogand Afro Samurai.
Today, for the first time, they have reunited to record their debut collective album, Northstar On The Blackest Night as RZA envisioned when he signed them over 20 years ago. This debut also introduces a new member, West London’s Shaka Amazulu The 7th and features guest appearances from RZA, Ghostface Killah, Cappadonna, Killarmyand Kurupt.
The Black Knights of the Northstar’s highly anticipated reunion is spearheaded by their RZA introduced single/video, “T.I.M.E. (Truth I Master Equally)”, which delivers the addictive raw Wu-Tang energy the entire world got hooked to in the ’90s. The Skarekrow produced head-nodder invokes a spiritual-like trance while each word wizard takes turns spitting their righteous spell. The skillfully animated visual imagines a sinister cinema coming to life, jumping out of the silver screen to invade real life. When speaking about “T.I.M.E.”, the California collective unitedly declared, “Timing is everything! It’s our time. It’s time for the truth.”
Vevo announces French Montana as the next artist in their Ctrl.At.Home series with a performance of “FTMU” premiering today. Vevo’s Ctrl series highlights the work of hard-hitting, cutting-edge musicians making an impact in today’s music scene – both emerging and established. These artists demand attention, and Vevo’s Ctrl shines a deserving spotlight. French Montana’s performance follows sessions from Rick Ross, Common, Rapsody, Fat Joe, Jeezy, Jadakiss, Fabolous, A$AP Ferg, and more.
Some artists blur genres, but French Montana blurs borders. His inimitable fusion of classic East Coast rhymes, wavy pop swagger, and international ambition elevated him to the forefront of the game on a global scale. 2017 saw him ascend to superstar status with the blockbuster smash “Unforgettable” [feat. Swae Lee], which cemented him in the “Billion Club” for streaming and earned an eight-times platinum certification from the RIAA.
In an exclusive freestyle for Why TV, Jeremy Howse, who is also the son of Bone Thugs N Harmony member Layzie Bone, kills today’s rap generation with his “Like Father Like Son” freestyle. While showing different images with him and his dad, Jeremy goes off on the mic and lets the listeners know that legends birth legends. See the sick freestyle below.
