Mozzy, Kalan.FrFr & Rob49: It's three the hard way in a vixen-filled 'BBL' music video

I love baddies and no matter the vixen, each one needs a turn-up anthem so leave it up to Mozzy, Kalan.FrFr plus Rob49 to come through with a hard-hitting new tune like their ‘BBL’ single. The song goes hard but getting the music video treatment, too? Tough.

It’s vixen-filled and jaw-dropping action on display from start to finish. Completely tap in.

While they may hail from different cities on the Golden Coast, Mozzy and Kalan.Frfr is a pairing that has always seemed to pay off over the years. On Friday, December 20th, they are teaming up to drop a new collab album titled LUCKY HER. Following in the footsteps of fan favorite songs like "Whole 100" and "No Love," LUCKY HER combines Mozzy's hard-nosed storytelling with Kalan's melodic flexes and earworm hooks, resulting in a synthesis that combines R&B, rider music, and street rap into a synthesis that could only have come from the West Coast. The album will arrive with additional features from Skilla Baby and Shordie Shordie is available for pre-save HERE.

To kick off the rollout, they're hitting fans with the album's lead single titled "BBL." A propulsive banger with buzzing bass and twinkling keys, "BBL," short for "bad b*tches like," demonstrates what the two artists are willing to do for their loyal ladies, buying them jewels, courtside seats, first-class flights, and more: "She gets what she want because she play it right/Yellow white gold Rollie, call it day and night,"spits Mozzy. Mozzy and Kalan recruit New Orleans firebrand Rob49 to provide a dose of energy, as his aggressive delivery finds a new home over the West Coast beat. The music video features all three rappers, and a cameo appearance from India Love, who also graces the album’s cover.

Hailing from Sacramento's Oak Park neighborhood, Mozzy has built a reputation as one of the best street storytellers in today's rap game.  He has earned two GOLD certifications from the RIAA as a lead artist–"Excuse Me" and "Sleep Walkin"–and three more on his collaborations with Skylar Grey, Likybo, and $tupid Young. Mozzy earned mainstream recognition in 2018, when his song "Sleep Walkin"was featured in a pivotal scene in Ryan Coogler's Black Panther, and he earned a shout out from Kendrick Lamar in his Grammy Award acceptance speech. His street classic "Bladadah" placed #68 on Rolling Stone's list of the 100 Best West Coast Rap Songs of All Time. Earlier this year, Mozzy released his heartfelt album, Children Of The Slums, paying tribute to the lost souls of his home neighborhood and telling their stories.

Born and raised in South Central Los Angeles, Kalan.FrFr has brought a unique flavor to his city's rap scene, with his melodic flows and effortless hooks. A touted football recruit before he turned to music full-time, Kalan approaches his music with an athlete's mentality, and has developed an audience in the world of sports, particularly with his hit single "Scoring," featured on many NBA broadcasts. This year, Kalan has leaned into his Cali roots, releasing the 8-song project MAKE THE WEST GREAT AGAIN, featuring guest spots from his friends and fellow Angelenos YG and Ty Dolla $ign, plus G Herbo and Spooky Jay. In June, Kalan.FrFr performed as part of DJ Hed's set in Kendrick Lamar's notorious L.A. rap celebration, "The Pop Out: Ken & Friends," broadcast live on Amazon Prime, performing his local hit "Right Wit It" with G Perico. The summer also saw Kalan grace the BET Awards Pre-Show stage with another energetic set. Most recently, he recruited an L.A. all-star team to remix his project highlight "Everybody," including OhGeesy, BlueBucksClan, and 310babii.

Doodie Lo, Rob49 & Skilla Baby: It's an energy-packed flex in the 'Tweakers' music video

Forget the summer love season, it’s big heat and fire vibes on display courtesy of Doodie Lo, Rob49 and Skilla Baby on their ‘Tweakers’ music video. The song goes hard but having this visual flex? Super tough.

It’s all eyes on the trio and what they’re serving up right here. Lose yourself in the flex.

"Tweakers" features guest spots from Detroit's own Skilla Baby and New Orleans heavy-hitter Rob49, who demonstrate crackling chemistry with the OTF rapper and shout him out in their verses ("Only the family can play with me, I tweak like Doodie Lo," says Skilla). The song arrives with a brand new video, directed by Justin Kim, in which the three rappers trade the mic and charismatically perform their verses.

"Tweakers" is the latest single to emerge from Doodie Lo'sWhat Made Me, his upcoming album. The new single follows "HOODBACHI," a collaboration with Tee Grizzley, "4 Rings" ft.BIG30, and "Hospice," a heart-wrenching solo track. The follow-up to his acclaimed 2021 debutBig Doodie Lo,What Made Mearrives onSeptember 27th via EMPIRE.

Rob49 & Cardi B: It's a hard-hitting TKO flex in the 'On Dat Money' music video

Mind-blowing? You better believe it. Louisiana rap artist Rob49 teaming up Cardi B for their ‘On Dat Money’ single is one thing but coming through with this type of massive flex? I’m here for the visual glowing.

The song is audio flames but it’s the video’s energy doing the most for me. Completely tap in.

The hip-hop world is about to be set ablaze as rising star Rob49 joins forces with global superstar Cardi B for their highly anticipated single and video, "On Dat Money." This spitfire record showcases the undeniable chemistry between the two artists, delivering a track that is sure to dominate the charts and playlists everywhere. Listen to “On Dat Money” HERE. Watch the “On Dat Money” video HERE.

“I’ve been grinding hard all summer, and teaming up with Cardi B on ‘On Dat Money’ is something I’m very excited about,” Rob49 states. “Her talent and energy is unmatched, and this record is going to prove I’m not stopping any time soon.” With "On Dat Money," Rob49 and Cardi B deliver a track that not only pays homage to the distinct sound and styles of the South and East coast, but also pushes the boundaries of contemporary hip-hop bridging the gap between the duo’s fanbases.

Filmed in a New Jersey mansion Rob49 and Cardi B party it up in their accompanying video which includes dancers, poles, and wads of cash raining down on everyone. The video is directed by George Buford, Frederick Buford, and Directedbyfrankie. Watch HERE. 

Rob49 has been making waves throughout 2024, solidifying his status as the hottest new artist in the game. Fresh off his nearly sold-out debut “Vultures Eat The Most” tour with Skilla Baby, Rob49 continues to captivate audiences with his dynamic performances and undeniable talent. His recent triumph includes selling out the 15,000-capacity Smoothie King Center in his hometown of New Orleans for his Annual Vulture Island Experienceshow, featuring Sexyy Red, Moneybagg Yo, Hunxho, Fredo Bang, and more, a testament to his growing influence and fan base.

In addition to his tour success, Rob49 has been dropping hit after hit, including his most recent release, the "Homebody" (remix) featuring heavyweights Moneybagg Yo, Bossman Dlow, Skilla Baby, and a special cameo from Sexyy Red in the video. Each release further cements his place in the industry, earning him major support from fans and fellow rappers alike. Rob49's New Orleans roots infuse a fresh energy into the nostalgic and beloved Cash Money era, positioning him as the next big star out of Louisiana, and this track is another step towards his major breakthrough.

About Rob49:

Rob49, emerging from the 4th and 9th wards of New Orleans, began his rap career in 2019, heavily influenced by Travis Scott’s style and performance. His music, rooted in his tough upbringing and street experiences, quickly resonated with his hometown. In 2020, Rob49 released three tapes: "4our the World," "Vulture," and "Krazy Man," followed by "4 God" in 2021. His 2022 debut album, "Welcome to Vulture Island," featuring the hit "Vulture Island V2" with Lil Baby, gained massive traction with over 20 million YouTube views, earning endorsements from top artists like Birdman and Kevin Gates, and recognition from XXL as a 2023 Freshman Class cover star. His swift rise led to a slot on Nardo Wick’s sold-out 2022 tour and collaborations with Trippie Redd, French Montana, and others.

By 2023, Rob49 solidified his status as a hip-hop favorite with the release of "4God II," featuring stars like Roddy Ricch and DaBaby. The deluxe version of the album included additional tracks with Lil Durk and Skilla Baby. His feature on Travis Scott’s "Utopia" album, with the hit single "Topia Twins,” alongside 21 Savage, marked his first Billboard Hot 100 placement. Embracing his New Orleans roots, Rob49’s recent single “Wassam Baby '' with Lil Wayne showcases his nostalgic NOLA sound. As he joins Skilla Baby on the Vultures Eat the Most tour this summer 2024 and prepares new music releases, Rob49 continues to capture the attention of fans and peers alike, proving he's a force in hip-hop.

About Cardi B:

Cardi B is among the most significant musical artists of all time, regardless of genre, gender, or generation- all accomplished in less than a decade. Among her seemingly unstoppable list of accomplishments, she stands as the highest-certified female rapper of all time on the RIAA’s “Top Artists (Digital Singles)” ranking, the female rap artist with the most RIAA diamond certifications, and the only female rapper with multiple billion-streamers on Spotify, where her chart-topping, GRAMMY® Award-winning, 4x RIAA platinum-certified debut album, Invasion of Privacy, remains the most streamed album by a female rap artist to date. All 13 tracks on Invasion of Privacy are now certified at least Platinum, and the smash 2018 album also includes the history-making Diamond-certified “Bodak Yellow.” Her extensive list of awards, nominations, and high-profile honors currently includes nine total GRAMMY® Award nominations, eight Billboard Music Awards, six Guinness World Records, five Spotify One Billion Streams Awards, two ASCAP Songwriter of the Year Awards, eight ASCAP Pop Music Awards, 23 ASCAP Rhythm & Soul Music Awards, six American Music Awards, four MTV Video Music Awards, three iHeartRadio Titanium Awards, six BET Awards, 14 BET Hip Hop Awards, inclusion on TIME’s “TIME100: The 100 Most Influential People of 2018,” being named Entertainment Weekly’s 2018 “Entertainer of the Year” and Billboard’s 2020 “Woman of the Year,” along with countless other triumphs. Last year, she was named as iconic lifestyle brand Playboy’s first-ever Creative Director in Residence and founding member of Playboy’s creator-led platform. Since then, Cardi B’s has been on countless features including Platinum-certified single, “Tomorrow 2” with Glorilla, and Gold-certified “Put It On The Floor” with Latto. She came into 2024 swinging with dual releases in March for “Like What (Freestyle)” and “Enough (Miami).” Since then, Cardi has been honored by Spotify for having four songs in her catalog reach over a billion streams and graced the June issue of Rolling Stone where she details her next upcoming solo project. Cardi has also partnered with track star Sha’Carri Richardson to promote the 2024 Summer Olympics in Paris. These momentous moments were highlighted by Cardi’s iconic appearance at the 2024 MET Gala and her highly anticipated star-studded after-party.

Rob49: Moneybagg Yo, Bossman Dlow and Skilla Baby step it up for the 'Homebody Remix' music video

I’m all about fire bars and lyrics but sometimes you just have to dumb out and turn up like how Rob49 serves up with anthems like the ‘Homebody Remix’ music video. With Sexyy Red pulling through to glow up, how about Moneybagg Yo, Bossman Dlow and Skilla Baby showing out? Tough.

It’s cinematic flexing and I’m here for all of it. Embrace the flex.

Rob49: It's non-stop exploration and flexing in the 'Homebody' music video

Need to turn up a little bit? Could you use a lot more than just a fire song to get you moving around? Look no further than how rap artist Rob49 is serving up courtesy of the ‘Homebody’ music video.

It’s non-stop energy and major glowing up for the rap heavyweight. Tap in.

Travis Scott, Rob49 & 21 Savage: The 'Topia Twins' will leave your jaw dropped

Who says the UTOPIA promotion has to end? A few months removed but rap heavyweight Travis Scott is still pushing anthems like his ‘Topia Twins’ song and delivering a must-see visual.

It’s jaw-dropping and eye-opening in the vixen-fueled music video. Tap in.

MudBaby Ru & Rob49: It's big glowing and baddies galore in the '6.2 Music' music video

Sometimes you can’t just settle for a fire song. Fortunately, rap duo MudBaby Ru and Rob49 team up for their new ‘6.2 Music’ music video.

The ice speaks for itself but adding endless stacks, vixen and ample glowing, it’s all types of must-see. Peep the details and keep scrolling to see the cinematic flex.

Flawless Ent / Geffen Records Mudbaby Ru has dropped his latest collaboration single and music video titled “6.2 Music” with New Orleans rapper Rob49. The 22-year-old rising star from West Memphis, Arkansas follows up his “Gun Class II” with Nardo Wick and G-Herbo with a pulsating anthem and video. Adding to a meteoric rise as a breakthrough artist, the “6.2 Music” music video directed by Diesel Films, offers a glimpse of what the fast-lane lifestyle would be like with Mudbaby Ru and Rob49.

"6.2 Music" is an explosive single as its accompanying music video brings together a fusion of adrenaline, style, and unapologetic swagger of Mudbaby Ru and Rob49. This sonic joyride immerses fans with infectious visuals that pays homage to street culture and the unmistakable rumble of a 6.2-liter Challenger Hellcat engine as the two dub the single as an SRT Anthem. "6.2 Music" is more than just a song; it's a declaration of a lifestyle characterized by speed, power, and an unyielding commitment to authenticity as Mudbaby Ru and Rob49 invite fans to embrace the rebellious spirit of the streets.

Since being discovered, Mudbaby Ru’s released single, “Bezzal Land” and “Back Of The Class” has landed over  1 million views combined on YouTube in under a year. Additionally, his viral release of his single "Gun Class" and “Gun Class II” has surpassed over 12 million views on YouTube. It’s just one more reason to further solidify Mudbaby Ru's status as an artist to watch in the coming months.

Veeze: The 'ATL Freestyle 1 & 2' is loaded with ample bars

Love freestyles? Say less. Rap artist Veeze comes through with the new ‘ATL Freestyle 1 & 2’ along with hip-hop artists Luh Tyler and Rob49 coming through with their signature sounds.

It’s nearly five minutes of awesomeness and they know it. Tap in.

Rob49: The new Roddy Ricch-featured 'TRX' music video is all types of turn up

Sometimes you just have to turn up and not look back, right? It looks like rap artist Rob49 and Roddy Ricch are keeping the cameras on them these days courtesy of their new ‘TRX’ music video.

The song goes hard but the cinematic flex? Tough. Peep the details and keep scrolling to see then in action.

Fresh off the release of his acclaimed 4God II project,  emerging New Orleans rapper Rob49 releases a video for “TRX” — the Roddy Ricch-assisted standout. Boasting a radio-ready hook and repeatable bars, the track is generating serious heat and stands out as a potential summer smash.  

The video matches the explosive energy of the song with Rob and Roddy trading bars amidst a flurry of quick cuts, stylized images, and strip club partying. Fast cars, $100 bills, and bottles abound as the hitmakers turn up with their crew. VHS footage is interspersed throughout, giving the cinematic visual a gritty texture that aligns perfectly with the hard-hitting lyrics.

While Rob continues to explore the depths of his own psyche and experience, 4God II highlights his skill as a collaborator—and reveals how in-demand he is among rap’s A-list. “BMF” pairs him with Icewear Vezzo and “Hate It Or Love It” with DaBaby, and G Herbo joins the party for “Skeme.” In each of these instances, Rob not only holds his own, but asserts his own style alongside established stars from across the map.

4God II builds on years of diligent grind. His 2022 Mixtape Welcome to Vulture Islandfeatures collaborations with Vezzo, Babyface Ray, Doe Boy, Landstrip Chip, and Lil Baby—to say nothing of the project being introduced by legendary Cash Money Records founder Birdman. With his new mixtape, and cinematic videos like “TRX,” Rob makes it clear that he is not only one of rap’s most exciting rising stars, but a dominant cultural force.