In between beefing with the “big bad bully of the rap game,” Eminem, Machine Gun Kelly confronts his own demons in the video for “Lately” off his BINGE EP.

The “Rap Devil” reveals a dark past in the trippy clip, which he shot himself on a plane and in his hotel room. He reflects on painful times from his childhood including being abandoned by his mother when he was nine years old (“What you think that type of shit do to your soul?”) and someone trying to take his life.

“Lately I’ve been having crazy thoughts / The way I’m living, shit get crazy dark,” he raps on the somber song.

“Lately” is one of nine tracks off MGK’s BINGE EP. He is currently opening for Fall Out Boy on the group’s “Mania Tour,” which runs through Oct. 10 in New Orleans.

Fresh off the release of her mixtape 15, Bhad Bhabie drops a video for the standout track “Geek’d” featuring Lil Baby.

The cinematic clip stars the 15-year-old viral sensation as she sets out on a diamond heist, but the feds are on her heels. While they watch her on surveillance footage, she cracks open a safe. But by the time they get there, she’s already made off with the goods.

“Don’t get geek’d up, might get beat up / Movin’ how I wanna with my feet up,” she raps.

In addition to Lil Baby, 15 features appearances from Lil Yachty, Ty Dolla $ign, YG, Asian Doll, and City Girls. Bhabie will hit the road with Yachty on “The Disrespect Tour,” which kicks off Oct. 24 in Baltimore.

Young Thug dusts off his “Dirty Shoes” in the video for his collaboration with Gunna.

The trippy clip finds Jeffrey surrounded by models, smoke, and mirrors. While the fashionable MC dons a skirt and Off-White jacket, a storm rolls in. It thunders and rains before he’s gone, leaving only a pair of smoking shoes.

“Dirty Shoes” appears on last month’s Slime Language, the debut compilation from Young Stoner Life Records, which also features appearances from Lil Uzi Vert, Lil Baby, Jacquees, and Tracy T.

Thug, who recently turned himself in to Georgia authorities after a felony warrant was issued for his arrest, is currently on J. Cole’s “KOD Tour.” He is also teasing a mysterious new project called On the Run. He posted the cover art showing names of potential collaborators including Elton John, Jaden Smith, 6LACK, and T-Shyne.

Baller alert! 2 Chainz is too cool for school in the video for “Bigger Than You.”

Directed by Nathan R. Smith, the cinematic clip finds 2 Chainz and his crew back in high school. Child actors take on the roles of 2 Chainz, Drake, Quavo, and Murda Beatz as they sit in detention and cause mischief. Dripping in a fur, shades, and head scarf, the young Drench God and friends take over the library, terrorize their teachers, and throw a party in the halls.

The newly-married 2 Chainz is now readying his fifth studio album Rap or Go to the League for release later this year. “It’s my version of black excellence,” he explained. “In my culture, my community, [it was] one of the things that we were often told was the only way we could get out of the circumstances we were put in…[was to Rap or Go to the League].”

Take it back with Tity Boi.

As he gears up for the release of his new album YSIV next week, Logic drops off a video for his latest single “Everybody Dies.”

While standing in an empty warehouse, Young Sinatra gets in his zone and raps about his come-up. The two-minute clip is accompanied by vintage Hollywood film clips and surveillance footage.

“I am not top ten, more like top three / I am not two, ’cause nobody could top me,” he proclaims. “Ten years and running, we came up from the basement.”

On Sept. 28, the RattPack leader will release his new album YSIV, the fourth installment in his Young Sinatra series. Prior to “Everybody Dies,” he dropped “The Return” and “One Day” featuring Ryan Tedder.

Just days after the release of his new album East Atlanta Love Letter, 6LACK returns to his hometown of Atlanta in the video for the album’s title track featuring Future.

The dark and somber clip finds 6LACK riding around his city before meeting up with Hndrxx at a candlelit vigil. As 6LACK sings about his ex, the video cuts to a woman in a wedding dress crying and throwing a bouquet of roses.

“Better if we might love like we always knew each other / You’ll be searching far and wide but you wouldn’t want another,” he sings. “This a East Atlanta Love Letter / Who gon’ love better? Nobody.”

6LACK is preparing to head out on his “From East Atlanta, With Love Tour” with special guests Tierra Whack, Boogie, Summer Walker, and THEY. The tour kicks off Oct. 6 in Cape Town, South Africa, and wraps Dec. 21 in Atlanta.

Supermarket sweep. Wiz Khalifa and Lil Skies take over a grocery store in the wild video for “Fr Fr.”

The Taylor Gang boss plays a grocery store clerk at Fr Fr Groceries in the Cole Bennett-directed visual. When he’s not bagging groceries, Wiz gets high before meeting up with Skies in the meat department. While women remove their tops and twerk, Skies leads a mosh pit in the aisle before the store manager shows up (and gets pasta sauce throw on him). The duo also transforms into action figures and household products throughout the clip.

Earlier this summer, Wiz and Skies toured together on the “Dazed & Blazed Summer 2018 Amphitheater Tour” with Rae Sremmurd.

“Fr Fr” is the latest single off Wiz’s Rolling Papers 2 following “Hopeless Romantic” with Swae Lee, for which a video was released last month.

After scoring her first top 10 hit with “Boo’d Up,” Ella Mai follows it up with her latest Mustard-produced single “Trip,” which gets a sultry video.

The British singer-songwriter sets the mood with candles and a burning fireplace before putting her record on. She then creeps out late at night, parking outside her man’s house and hitting a basketball court, while reflecting on his love.

“Maybe it’s your love, it’s too good to be true,” she sings on the remorseful R&B jam. “Baby boy, your love, got me trippin’ on you / You know your love is big enough, make me trip up on you.”

“Trip,” which is currently No. 23 on the Billboard Hot 100, is a single off Ella’s debut album, due this fall.

Her big year continues. After selling out her first U.S. headlining tour, Ella will join Bruno Mars on his “24K Magic World Tour,” which kicks off at Brooklyn’s Barclays Center on Oct. 4. She is also nominated for two American Music Awards, including Favorite Female Artist — Soul/R&B and Favorite Song — Soul/R&B for “Boo’d Up.”