Money Shot Baka’s got racks on racks. With that being said, he is moving cautiously in his new video. Directed by Edison Sigua

The Realest Shit. K-Dot and SZA reach for the stars on their new collaboration. Produced by Sounwave, the track’s lifted from the Black Panther soundtrack, which will be curated by Kendrick Lamar himself and TDE’s CEO, Anthony “Top Dawg” Tiffith.

She my lil rock     Plies got one! So far this is my favorite joint of 2017 2018. Plies drops the official video to his record “Rock” off  his ‘Aint No Bih 3‘ mixtape. There’s nothing more special than a beautiful woman that holds you down; take heed.

All That! You can do what you wanna do, but Bruno Mars and Cardi B are In Living Color. Inspired by the ’90’s sketch comedy series by Keenen Ivory and Damon Wayans, the pair recreate the show’s opener and dance interludes for their new remix. This gets a two snaps and a rewind!

Let The Monkey Out Casanova isn’t tripping on the fuck shit. But just incase if anyone wants the smoke, he’s ready to throw down based on these visuals.

Fake News. Skillz carries on tradition with his yearly rap up. From this year’s social media topics to politics, Skillz runs down the headlines with his 2017 drop. See you next year.

Free Tax A lot of stuff went down in 2017. Back to close out another year, Uncle Murda recaps the year with this 9 minute summary. Ad-libs included. Pick it up on iTunes here. Whoa!  

Flawless Backed by his goons, Dave East is a legendary in these mean streets. The video is taken from his latest mixtape, Karma.

Money Shot It truly ain’t safe in G-Eazy’s fiery music video. Just a week after dropping the remix, Young Gerald and the new star-studded guests hits the underground night spot, filled with a bevy of twerking women, tons of money and surprising cameos—including Cardi B’s return.

Send Her My Way SZA’s got here weekend all mapped out in the brand new visual off CTRL. Directed by Solange, the artsy clip finds Solana dancing seductively throughout various places including a high rise balcony and a vacant parking lot.

LOVELY Kendrick Lamar highlights the highs and lows of love in this DAMN. video. Directed by Dave Meyers and The Little Homies (himself & Dave Free), the symbolic visual finds K-Dot tempted by various women while trying to reconcile with his significant other. Love or lust?

Caution Farruko brings out the Krippy Kush in his new video. Directed by Eif Rivera, we find Nicki Minaj in a stand off with SWAT. Meanwhile, Farruko kicks it pool side and Travi$ Scott’s blowing kush in a room full of women.

When It Freezes Eminem conquers all in the accompanying visual to his Beyonce-collaboration. From taking the stage at an empty theater to a classroom of Em clones typing away, Marshall bares the storm and stays above it all. The video, which is taken from his latest album, Revival, can be viewed exclusively on Apple Music here.

Feel Good To Be Back Ma$e is slowly making his comeback. Bring back that 90s feel, Murda flowed effortlessly over Jay’s “Do It Again” and Onika’s “Truffle Butter” during his visit at DJ Cosmic Kev’s show. Philly, throw ya hands up.

Joey Mad? The Migos are so cold. Stemming from their awkward moment at the BET Awards, stunt doubles of the Everyday Struggle hosts are used as Quavo, Offset, Takeoff and Lil Yachty floss their ice. The track is off Quality Control’s Music For The Streets Vol. 1., which you can access here