Sada Baby: The 'Shark On Land' is a late night Detroit flex

You know it’s demon time when rap artist Sada Baby has the cameras rolling late night and in Motown. The Detroit native comes through with a hard-hitting ‘Shark On Land’ music video you can’t look away from.

Late night glowing and showing out? I’m here for it. Tap into the D flexing.

Sada Baby: Your low-key favorite rapper keeps delivering with the 'Made It' music video

Blame it on his signature sound but there’s no stopping the admiration for Sada Baby these days. In 2024, he’s coming through with frequent audio and visual fire for the taking. How about loading up the new ‘Made It (V98.7)’ anthem for the masse?

The visual goes hard and clocking in at over 3 minutes, it’s no interludes or slowing down the rap verses. Embrace the cinematic approach.

Sada Baby: The 'SDot' music video is confidence and flexing combined

There’s never any slowing down what rap artist Sada Baby is serving up these days. So it’s no surprise the ‘SDot’ music video keeps the momentum going strong.

The confidence is crazy from the gas station to lighting up the block - literally. Tap in.

Sada Baby & Big Jungle: The 'Honey Pack' music video 100 percent lives up to its name

Honey. Packs. Boom boom. Turns out rap heavyweight Sada Baby and Big Jungle are living out their real lives and the proof is in the ‘Honey Pack’ of course. The new music video? Must-see.

Turning up with ladies and gang-gang while pouring out honey packs? Say less. Tap in.

Sada Baby: The raspy rap heavyweight comes through swinging 'Knuckles' in new music video

An all-red everything flex? You better believe it. It’s all eyes on hip-hop artist Sada Baby these days with a hard-hitting ‘Knuckles’ anthem for the world to embrace.

It’s Sada coming through with the energy and visual flex for his ‘Knuckles’ tune. Kick back and embrace the cinematic presentation.

Sada Baby: A much-needed 'November 35th' music video has finally arrived

From the Gears of War, Grand Theft Auto and Halo references to just the cinematic glowing happening here, it’s all types of hard-hitting cinematic appeal from rap artist Sada Baby and the ‘November 35th’ music video. It took a few months but the visual drops with perfect timing.

From turning up with gang-gang to pushing curfew into a new millennium, Sada Baby keeps your full attention from the start to the final moments. Tap in.

Sada Baby: The signature flow returns and gets the cameras rolling in the 'Vernors' music video

Need a Sada Baby re-up? Look no further than what the hip-hop star is serving up these days courtesy of the hard-hitting ‘Vernors’ music video.

The song is pure flames and it’s a late night flex for the visual. Kick back and embrace the flexing.

Sada Baby reveals when he went 0 to 100 on his rap grind

You either have it or you don’t and for Sada Baby, the grind for rap stardom is pretty serious. The hip-hop artist steps up to dish on when he started looking at the culture differently and realized this is a career he could fully embrace.

Clocking in at just over 10 minutes, Sada Baby chops it up with ‘Big Facts’ and doesn’t hold back.

E-40's back-back with help from Sada Baby on 'It's Hard Not To'

West Coast rap icon E-40 and Sada Baby are churning out hits like there’s no tomorrow. The hip-hop pair link up for their new ‘It’s Hard Not To’ single and don’t waste any time making sure the accompany music video hits just as hard.

Check out the official details behind the release and lock in to over two minutes of the Bay Area legend and Detroit’s own flexing.

Today, multiplatinum musician E-40 announced the release of his new single “It’s Hard Not To (feat Sada Baby),” which will appear on his forthcoming new album, Rule of Thumb. The new release is currently available to stream on all platforms via Heavy On The Grind Entertainment/Virgin Music as well as a corresponding music video.

The Jae Synth-directed visual finds the Bay Area native posted up with Sada Baby and highlights 40 as he showcases his signature dance moves, flashes a bottle of his Tycoon Cognac and dons his $500,000 new “T” pendant.

40 purchased the chain from renowned jeweler Johnny Deng as a nod to his “Tycoon Cognac” and to celebrate the success of his booming wine and spirits empire. E-40 leveraged his connections in the hip-hop world to launch “Earl Stevens Selections,” a variety of still and sparkling wine offerings that were produced in Napa, California. Since then, he’s released over 10 different wines, a tequila (E. Cuarenta Tequila), a cognac (Tycoon Cognac), a bourbon (Kuiper Belt Bourbon), beer (E. Cuarenta Cerveza) and ready-to-drink cocktails (Sluricane).

Rule of Thumb will be the first album that 40 has released since he dropped Terms and Conditions as a joint project with Too $hort in December 2020 and ahead of his acclaimed VERZUZ battle. 40’s last project included guest appearances by G-Eazy, Blxst, Drakeo the Ruler, Brent Faiyaz, Too $hort, Freddie Gibbs, Larry June and more.

If you need this banger on the go, make sure to check out the homepage playlist and hit ‘Play’ on the Attack The Culture Non-Stop Grind playlist via Spotify. We also have our 8 favorite scenes from the video a little further down.