Neek Bucks & Lihtz: It's New York City street tales in the 'Entitled' music video
Love gritty street stories? It’s all eyes on rap artist Neek Bucks and Lihtz in their ‘Entitled’ music video. The visual flex goes hard and the words hit even harder in this cinematic presentation.
Love gritty street stories? It’s all eyes on rap artist Neek Bucks and Lihtz in their ‘Entitled’ music video. The visual flex goes hard and the words hit even harder in this cinematic presentation.
New York City is on full display as Neek doesn’t hold back and keeps things 100 about street life and survival. The new music video is also a celebration of his newly released UNIQUE studio album. Tap in.
Harlem, New York stand up! Rising young star, Neek Bucks invites listeners into his world with the release of his new project UNIQUE. With UNIQUE, Neek redefines his artistic journey by pulling back the curtains and offering an unapologetic and unfiltered look into his life; and in doing so, proves why he's one of the industry's most underrated talents.
UNIQUE showcases Neek Bucks' immersive, gritty lyrical style, and authentic storytelling prowess, as he dives deep into his personal journey and experiences. Those experiences include being incarcerated at a young age and being shot in the head as a teenager, and in his chest as an adult; and how those traumatic events not only shaped his life but how it contributed to how he parents his young daughter and how he strives to give back to his community.
"UNIQUE is more than an album; it's a testament to my journey and the struggles I've faced," Neek Bucks shares. "With UNIQUE, I was more in charge and hands-on with everything; from beat selection, the sound, vibe, and energy—it's just me in more of a creative space. I also co-produced UNIQUE, and I even made some of my own beats which is a first for me.”
Neek Bucks is actively involved in uplifting his community in Harlem. His imprint, H4 Records, aims to mentor and support young artists in the NYC rap scene, promoting positivity and creativity while addressing social issues. Neek's commitment to philanthropy underscores his belief in using his platform to make a meaningful and lasting impact in his community and beyond the music industry. On 8.10.24, Neek will host the second annual Bucks Day, his anti-gun violence and community basketball initiative (for all ages) that unites Neek’s community for games, food, drinks and camaraderie. Collaborating with health and wellness organizations, Neek promotes physical activity and emphasizes well-being. This year takes on even more significance, as a New York state Assemblyman will be announcing that Bucks Day will be officially recognized by the state. The second annual Bucks Day will take place on 8.10.24 from 11am-5pm at Wagner Pool Park.
In addition to the announcement of his forthcoming project, Neek Bucks has also solidified a significant partnership with Virgin Music Group, Universal Music Group’s global indie artist, and label services division, for H4 Records. This partnership reflects Neek's commitment to independence, ownership, and creative control over his music.
UNIQUE features collaboration with Ferg, Joey Bada$$, Cash Cobain and Cardiak. In addition to releasing his new album, Neek also released a new video for “Entitled” featuring Lihtz. You can watch the video for “Entitled” below.
Neek Bucks UNIQUE is now available at all DSP’s.
Watch Neek Bucks “Entitled” Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c8B0U0_gtUQ
You can now Purchase, Stream, Add & Favorite UNIQUE at your preferred DSP: https://presave.umusic.com/unique
About Neek Bucks:
Often referred to as “Neighborhood Hov,” Hailing from Harlem, New York, Neek Bucks has made a name for himself with his gritty, narrative-driven lyrics that resonate with authenticity and street sensibility. Inspired by his surroundings and influenced by icons like Jay-Z, 50 Cent, Nipsey Hussle and Dipset, Neek Bucks emerged onto the scene with projects like his revered El Barrios Series El Barrio and El Barrio 2 (which featured Jim Jones), Neighborhood Hov (which featured Benny The Butcher, Lil Tjay, G Herbo and Tsu Surf), Blessed To The Max (which featured 2 Chainz, Fabolous, Wiz Khalifa, Raekwon, Cee-Lo Green and Benny The Butcher) and Thankful (which featured Rowdy Rebel, Dave East & Millyz) garnering millions of streams independently.
UNIQUE TRACKLISTING:
Intro (Hollywood)
Entitled FEAT Lihtz
Reposado Mami FEAT Vontee The Singer (Prod Cash Cobain)
Dreams & Prayer
Back Outside
Trust Issues
Admit It FEAT Ferg
Campy Son
Real
No OGS
Blessings FEAT Joey Bada$$ (Prod Cardiak)
So Many Times
Outta Love
Harmony Skit
First Love 3
6 AM In Harlem
Only One I Need
Outro
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Tems: The stunning singer taking over New York City in the 'Burning' music video is heavenly
I can’t get enough of all things R&B crooner Tems. Her voice is so strong and melodic with passion and it’s fully on display in the ‘Burning’ music video.
I can’t get enough of all things R&B crooner Tems. Her voice is so strong and melodic with passion and it’s fully on display in the ‘Burning’ music video.
Showing out from all over New York City? From the Times Square glow to the subway and concert stage setting, it’s all eyes on Tems. Embrace her glowing.
Sugarhill Ddot: The 'Tweakin' music video takes you all the way back to church
Battling demons? Real-life crisis? Look no further than what hip-hop artist Sugarhill Ddot is putting out to the masses courtesy of the ‘Tweakin’ music video. The single goes hard but why not go the extra mile with the cinematic flexing? Say less.
Battling demons? Real-life crisis? Look no further than what hip-hop artist Sugarhill Ddot is putting out to the masses courtesy of the ‘Tweakin’ music video. The single goes hard but why not go the extra mile with the cinematic flexing? Say less.
Ddot comes through and doesn’t hold back letting loose his true emotions with the cameras rolling. Church setting battling demons? Say less. Tap in.
Breakout New York City teenaged rapper Sugarhill Ddot serves up a chilling new single and music video “Tweakin” out now via Priority Records. Listen HERE. Watch the video HERE.
Produced by AyyoLucas, EliWTF, and Vogo, the track hinges on a hypnotic soundscape laced with a gripping piano loop and 808 thump. Ddot doles out bold and braggadocios rhymes as he reflects on his trials and tribulations. Backed by jittery hi-hats, it culminates on the tense and disarmingly catchy refrain, “Paranoid ready to die, cause lately I’ve been tweakin.” He exhales, “Pray for me.” Directed by Jalen Scott, the accompanying visual proves both stirring and stunning. Set in an ornate church, he pleads for divine help as emotions overflow. The clip places viewers inside of his head, wading through stress, anxiety, and darkness with punchy bars.
It arrives on the heels of Sugarhill Ddot making his Rolling Loud debut and his single “Outside,” which was the first single from Ddot since the high-intensity "Spinnin’ Pt. 2" with BBG Steppaa. It was preceded by "My Baby," the rambunctious "Shake It," "Make A Mess," and the Miami-inspired “3AM In The Yams.” That track quickly made waves, hitting over one million video views within four days. It's a testament to Ddot meteoric rise to prominence. To kick off his Priority Records debut the young MC dropped the MCVertt (Lil Uzi Vert) produced standout track "Let Ha Go" alongside a striking George Buford (Ice Spice) directed video.
Beginning at age 13, Ddot quickly made waves with his abilities. Through YouTube, his self-released tracks "I Wanna Love You," "Dream," and "The Real Purge" have racked up nearly 20 million combined views — and those conventional metrics only capture a small slice of this phenomenon's first steps to stardom. To date, he has amassed over 50 million streams in the U.S. alone in his budding career.
A Boogie wit da Hoodie: The Bronx rap heavyweight goes Godzilla x Kong mode in the 'Steppas' music video
There’s no denying how much of a giant A Boogie wit da Hoodie is in the rap game but seeing him go sky-high in the ‘Steppas’ music video? Super tough. New music on the way but now it’s all about the single flexing and this visual goes hard.
There’s no denying how much of a giant A Boogie wit da Hoodie is in the rap game but seeing him go sky-high in the ‘Steppas’ music video? Super tough. New music on the way but now it’s all about the single flexing and this visual goes hard.
From the gas station to the luxury dining with bae, it’s all eyes on Boogs. Tap in.
Action Bronson: My favorite rapper is back at it with 3-course food and wine consuming
Need a reason to salivate? Look no further than what my favorite rapper Action Bronson is doing these days with his ‘Fuck That’s Delicious’ series and his latest release.
Need a reason to salivate? Look no further than what my favorite rapper Action Bronson is doing these days with his ‘Fuck That’s Delicious’ series and his latest release.
It’s all about consuming wine and fine cuisine. Tap in.
Lil Tjay: The New York rap heavyweight's 'Good Life' music video is golf course flexing
Who says you have to play golf on an - er - golf course? Turns out if you’re rap crooner Lil Tjay, there’s no better place to turn up especially when the camera’s recording for the ‘Good Life’ music video.
Who says you have to play golf on an - er - golf course? Turns out if you’re rap crooner Lil Tjay, there’s no better place to turn up especially when the camera’s recording for the ‘Good Life’ music video.
It’s pure turn up vibes and from the course to the crib setting, it’s all types of embracing every 24 hours. Tap in.
Jonny Fatz: The 'Imaginary Players' freestyle is fire from start to finish
Need some New York flare in your life right about now? Say less. Rely on hip-hop artist Jonny Fatz delivering nostalgia with a modern twist courtesy of a super fire ‘Imaginary Players’ anthem.
Need some New York flare in your life right about now? Say less. Rely on hip-hop artist Jonny Fatz delivering nostalgia with a modern twist courtesy of a super fire ‘Imaginary Players’ anthem.
It’s a hardcore freestyle and demands even more bars. Get caught up on a Throwback Thursday flex.
Gotham Media Entertainment Network (GMEN), a dynamic subsidiary of Gotham Buds, proudly announces the release of its inaugural freestyle, "Imaginary Players," by the vibrant emerging artist, Jonny Fatz. The freestyle is accompanied by a visual shot by KJ Shot It of Who Run It NYC. This milestone marks GMEN's debut venture into the music industry, available now on YouTube for streaming.
Hailing from the heart of Harlem, Jon Reyes Alvarez, professionally known as Jonny Fatz, emerges as a captivating force on the New York hip-hop scene. Freestyling to Jay-Z’s "Imaginary Players," serves as a bold and confident introduction to Jonny Fatz's distinctive sound, reflecting the raw authenticity of his upbringing. In his own words, “I'm excited for the release of this freestyle! I am paying homage to one of the greatest ever to do it and in everything I do, I am representing my neighborhood Harlem.”
This release sets the stage for an exciting journey, as Jonny Fatz collaborates with the GMEN team on a series of upcoming singles, building anticipation for his much-awaited debut EP/album.
CEO of Gotham Buds, Gregory Gray, expresses the vision behind GMEN: "Gotham Buds is a brand built by New Yorkers for New Yorkers. GMEN is our platform to uncover the hidden talent residing in Harlem and throughout NYC. We are excited to invest in these artists, elevating their sounds and empowering their creativity. Jonny Fatz demonstrates the top talent that we have in NYC, and we are honored to be the one to introduce him to the world."
Don't miss out on Jonny Fatz's groundbreaking debut. "Imaginary Players" is available now, inviting audiences to experience Harlem's newest musical luminary.
ABOUT GOTHAM MEDIA AND ENTERTAINMENT NETWORK
Gotham Media Entertainment Network (GMEN) is an entertainment and multimedia company headquartered in Harlem, New York. Established as a subsidiary of Gothman Buds, the first legal dispensary in Harlem, GMEN offers a diverse selection of audio entertainment ranging from radio broadcasts to podcasts to cutting-edge studio production. The company aims to support and promote emerging talent, nurturing them to become tomorrow's icons. The roster is a constellation of flourishing talent, each with their own voice and vision that reflects the evolving sound of Hip-Hop music. For more information, visit www.gothambudsny.com/music-media.
ABOUT GOTHAM BUDS
Gotham Buds is the premier cannabis brand built by New Yorkers for New Yorkers. Located in the heart of Harlem, they offer one of the largest curated selections of homegrown cannabis and smoking accessories, luxurious apparel, and audio entertainment in NYC. Gotham Buds is committed to redefining the wellness landscape and making the transformative power of cannabis accessible. Learn more at www.gothambudsny.com.
Young M.A.: The 'Watch (Still Kween)' music video hits extra hard
Just when you thought rap heavyweight Young M.A. was cooling out at the start of ‘24? Nah, right? Turns out the Brooklyn native is delivering more than your go-to pizza spot courtesy of a fire ‘Watch (Still Kween)’ music video.
Just when you thought rap heavyweight Young M.A. was cooling out at the start of ‘24? Nah, right? Turns out the Brooklyn native is delivering more than your go-to pizza spot courtesy of a fire ‘Watch (Still Kween)’ music video.
The song goes extra hard but seeing M.A. glow up, too? Epic. Tap in.
Troy Ave: The Brooklyn rap veteran delivers 'NYC' vibes in his music video
It’s a Brooklyn thing and Troy Ave knows it. The hip-hop veteran is serving up fire on a regular basis and getting this ‘NYC’ music video? Super tough.
It’s a Brooklyn thing and Troy Ave knows it. The hip-hop veteran is serving up fire on a regular basis and getting this ‘NYC’ music video? Super tough.
It’s Big Apple vibes from start to finish with a mixtape twist. Tap in.
Lil Tjay: It's a sneak peek into the non-stop grind in the 'Scared 2 Be Lonely' music video
Want to see how rap artist Lil Tjay is living these days? It’s a mixture of work, work, work and travel for the hip-hop heavyweight in the ‘Scared 2 Be Lonely’ music video.
Want to see how rap artist Lil Tjay is living these days? It’s a mixture of work, work, work and travel for the hip-hop heavyweight in the ‘Scared 2 Be Lonely’ music video.
The song goes hard but it’s all about getting an up-close look at how the Bronx rap star is grinding with 2024 officially here. Tap in.
BabyTron: The 'New Year Same Tron' is pure New Year's Eve epicness
Honestly? I can’t get enough of Detroit rapper BabyTron. The fact he legit watched the New Year arrive from Times Square and shot a music video from the Big Apple too? Honestly mind-blowing with ‘New Year Same Tron’ cinematic film.
Honestly? I can’t get enough of Detroit rapper BabyTron. The fact he legit watched the New Year arrive from Times Square and shot a music video from the Big Apple too? Honestly mind-blowing with ‘New Year Same Tron’ cinematic film.
It’s way too real and if you’ve been to the Big Apple, the interactions are 100 percent legit. Tap in.
Chello: The New York glow up is stronger than ever in the 'Live All Mine' music video
Love high-energy and big flexing? Look no further than what rap artist Chello is serving up these days courtesy of a super fire ‘Live All Mine’ music video.
Love high-energy and big flexing? Look no further than what rap artist Chello is serving up these days courtesy of a super fire ‘Live All Mine’ music video.
The anthem goes hard but getting a cinematic presentation? Super tough. Tap in.
Fabolous: The warm vibes are fully lit in the 'Tuluminati' music video
It’s more than fire visuals for Fabolous in 2023. The hip-hop veteran is coming through to show out in a big way showcasing his recent birthday in the new flashy ‘Tuluminati’ music video.
It’s more than fire visuals for Fabolous in 2023. The hip-hop veteran is coming through to show out in a big way showcasing his recent birthday in the new flashy ‘Tuluminati’ music video.
It’s the opposite of brick around these parts. Tap in.
Dave East & Cruch Calhoun: It's a late night flex in the 'Shouts To Me' music video
Sometimes you just have to pat yourself on the back when it comes to the grind. So seeing hip-hop artists Dave East and Cruch Calhoun linking up in their ‘Shouts To Me’ music video? Tough.
Sometimes you just have to pat yourself on the back when it comes to the grind. So seeing hip-hop artists Dave East and Cruch Calhoun linking up in their ‘Shouts To Me’ music video? Tough.
It’s all types of late night antics and busting out the bike life glow ups. Tap in.
Action Bronson: Seeing how to make the perfect smash burger has me salivating
New York rapper Action Bronson is sticking to his culinary roots and it’s no surprise this video focused on perfecting the smash burger? Must-see, of course.
New York rapper Action Bronson is sticking to his culinary roots and it’s no surprise this video focused on perfecting the smash burger? Must-see, of course.
The hip-hop artist delivers some wild visuals on how he turns up in the kitchen notably serving up and cooking deliciousness.
AZ: The legendary New York rap heavyweight is precision sharp in the 'GOAT' music video
Forget just feeling like it, rap heavyweight AZ is proclaiming his greatness to the masses with a new single and of course music video for ‘The GOAT.’ It’s all types of vintage lyrical wordplay with a fire visual, too.
Forget just feeling like it, rap heavyweight AZ is proclaiming his greatness to the masses with a new single and of course music video for ‘The GOAT.’ It’s all types of vintage lyrical wordplay with a fire visual, too.
While it’s October, you can’t help but acknowledge it’s legit 80-plus degrees in the Big Apple this week and the timing couldn’t be more perfect for AZ. Tap in.
A$AP Twelvyy: The 'You Know the Name' live session Vevo ctrl is of course must-see
Love signature sounds? Look no further than what A$AP Mob’s A$AP Twelvyy is serving up these days notably with his ‘You Know the Name’ anthem and of course during a live session for Vevo ctrl.
Love signature sounds? Look no further than what A$AP Mob’s A$AP Twelvyy is serving up these days notably with his ‘You Know the Name’ anthem and of course during a live session for Vevo ctrl.
It’s all eyes on the hip-hop heavyweight with the wavy fashion flex activated and bars going hard. Tap in.
A$AP Twelvyy is back with another live session! After his album's release, Kids Gotta Eat, Twelvyy stopped by Vevo's offices to perform his single "You Know The Name." Today, A$AP Twelvyy's performance of "You Know The Name" is featured on Vevo's CTRL Live Session, showcasing his talent and captivating stage presence for a memorable experience that will engage audiences worldwide.
ASAP Twelvyy's in-studio performance at Vevo's CTRL session showcased his remarkable artistry as he effortlessly delivered his music with raw emotion and precision.
DaBaby: North Carolina's finest takes his freestyle goals to the 'Deli' in newest video
North Carolina rapper DaBaby knows it’s back to school season so it’s only right he’s back to the freestyle game, of course. The Southern hip-hop heavyweight comes through with his latest contribution to the culture with his hard-hitting ‘Deli’ freestyle music video.
North Carolina rapper DaBaby knows it’s back to school season so it’s only right he’s back to the freestyle game, of course. The Southern hip-hop heavyweight comes through with his latest contribution to the culture with his hard-hitting ‘Deli’ freestyle music video.
It’s tough from start to finish showing a glimpse of him living up his best life. Tap in.
Yung Esckimo: The new 'Code' music video goes as hard as the song
Some songs just hit different and it’s the case for Yung Esckimo and the new ‘The Code’ anthem. Forget just putting out a single, the rap artist also has a hard-hitting music video to accompany the tune.
Some songs just hit different and it’s the case for Yung Esckimo and the new ‘The Code’ anthem. Forget just putting out a single, the rap artist also has a hard-hitting music video to accompany the tune.
It’s big flexing and big talk from start to finish. Peep the details and tap in.
New York City rapper Yung Esckimo’s lead single “The Code” from his forthcoming EP Blue Magic is here. The project is set to arrive this fall via SCAM Inc.
With “The Code,” Esckimo continues to emphasize his hustle mentality and the success he’s had on his own. “N***as try to pull me down but I came even stronger / N***as tried to stop my grind but I went even harder / And I done took so many L’s, that sh*t don’t even bother,” he raps.
Esckimo’s new track follows the music video for his Maybach & Millions project cut, “Show You.” His debut project, Mayback & Millions arrived last November on SCAM Inc., and featured standout records like “Never Broke Again,” “Myself,” “Big Steppa,” and “Dollah Fo’ Dollah Challenge (Remix)” with Yo Gotti.
Through SCAM Inc. and his upcoming EP, Blue Magic, Esckimo is cementing his place as an emerging rapper, music executive, and leader in New York City. “I'm looking forward to building a platform,” he says. “Become an independent group that helps up-and-coming artists—that gives them the game and puts them in the position to win.”
Joey Bada$$: The 'Eulogy' music video reminds you of just how much he grinds
There really is no slowing down what Joey Bada$$ is up to these days. Whether it’s the recording studio and touring or showing out in ‘Power Book: Raising Kanas’ on Starz, it’s clear he’s hungrier than ever to contribute to the culture. His new ‘Eulogy’ music video? Tough.
There really is no slowing down what Joey Bada$$ is up to these days. Whether it’s the recording studio and touring or showing out in ‘Power Book: Raising Kanas’ on Starz, it’s clear he’s hungrier than ever to contribute to the culture. His new ‘Eulogy’ music video? Tough.
It’s all types of eye-opening from the Brooklyn rap lyricist. Tap in.