Directed by Roddy Ricch himself.
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Weekend Visuals
Your weekend playlist of the videos you should be watching.
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YG – “Suu Whoop” [Music Video]
“She love 2Pac, she thuggin”
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SoundCloud Selections
The best tracks currently streaming on SoundCloud.
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Jam On It: Mahalia – “Hold On” Featuring Buddy
New R&B vibes coming from the UK.
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Watch Steve Lacy Play ‘Dark Red’ Live at The Standard, Hollywood
The 19 year old Grammy-nominated singer and producer should already be on your music radar.
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Kendrick Lamar Leaves Reebok, Joins Nike
“Since day one.”
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Peep This: Kendrick Lamar – ELEMENT.
Kung Fu Kenny gets violent in new DAMN. visual.
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4Hunnid Clothing – S/S ’17 Collection
Still Brazy.
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Peep This: Warm Brew – I Swear feat. Buddy
“We gon’ party so nobody shed a tear”
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Weekend Visuals
Catch up on the trending visuals and music videos from this past week.
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Weekend Visuals
Bilal, The Weeknd, Kehlani, Ab-Soul and GoldLink.
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Weekend Visuals
YG, D.R.A.M., Blood Orange, and Danté Wolfe.
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Weekend Visuals
Catch up with the trending hip-hop and R&B videos that dropped this week.
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2015’s Best: The Most Memorable Hip-Hop Moments
Just as any year before it and sure to come, hip-hop’s 2015 was momentous, disastrous and triumphant in a slurry of events, often dissected both as mega and minutiae. There were beefs, there were memes, there were endorsements and reunions. We saw many a classic album hit a milestone and many a rapper ignite and […]
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Jam On It: Anderson Paak – “The Season/Carry Me”, “Am I Wrong”
It didn’t take long for LA singer-songwriter Anderson.Paak to grow on us and music’s landscape at large. His lauded project, “Venice” plus a slew of guest spots on Dr. Dre’s “Compton” soundtrack turned heads toward his unique brand of music defined by velvet vocals and raspy verses. Just to give us a little teaser […]
Read moreKendrick Lamar Honored as “Generational Icon” By California State Senate
It would be an understatement to say that Kendrick Lamar has made it: following two critically-acclaimed albums, “good kid mAAd city” and “To Pimp a Butterfly” (and a handful of touted mixtapes prior to that,) Kendrick has transcended into an icon not just of music, but of the current social unrest and political discourse experienced […]
Read morePeep This: Kendrick Lamar – “King Kunta”
Classic KDot. Rolling through Compton in a Cadillac and it doesn’t really get that much better than that. If there’s one thing I applaud Kendrick on (among the usual things) it’s that he never forgot where he came from, and stayed loyal to his community and the very place that made him the king that […]
Read moreJam On It: Kendrick Lamar – “The Blacker the Berry”
If 2014 was an apathetic year for the black experience in America, Kendrick Lamar aims to flip that lack of empathy on its head with this year’s rumored (though still highly anticipated) album. Previously released tracks “i” and “Untitled” (first heard in his performance on the final episode of The Colbert Report,) first paved the […]
Read moreEazy Does It With Rook Brand
Rook Brand gets a little gangsta gangsta this Fall 2013 season by releasing a shirt that pays tribute to one Eric Wright, better known to the world as Eazy-E. The shirt has Eazy lookin’ like the true G that he was, Locs and all. Matter fact, the image seems so life-like that I coulda sworn […]
Read moreKendrick Lamar performs “Poetic Justice” on Jimmy Kimmel Live
Last night, the good kid from the m.A.A.d. city of Compton, Kendrick Lamar, blessed the stage at Jimmy Kimmel live to perform the hip hop joint that’s topped so much panty-dropper ‘best of ‘ lists this year that Pretty Ricky got jealous. I’m talking about “Poetic Justice”, obviously. Peep the footage as you still ponder […]
Read moreCeekay Jones “Bangin on the Walls” Featuring Ruthless
Hyped for the release on our next issue? Take a listen to this dope joint by Ceekay Jones and Ruthless. This new music video will give you some hints on what’s to come.
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