Quavo: The Migos boss turning up at WWE's 'Bad Blood' PPV is too priceless

Who doesn’t love wrestling in 2024? Turns out Migos’ Quavo is turning up more than ever and showing out at premium events like WWE’s Bad Blood from this past Saturday night. Big flexes and front row seating? You bet.

It’s pure fun and flexing on full display. Completely turn up.

‘Went big kid n brought out toys’

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Moneybagg Yo: The Memphis rap heavyweight's workout goals are never-ending

I know I typically reserve the VIDEOS for more music-based flexes but how about getting some workout motivation courtesy of rap heavyweight Moneybagg Yo? Say less. It’s all about the gym grind and he knows it.

Grinding on a daily basis? You better believe it. Turn up, turn up, turn up.

‘Been Working Everyday Crafting 💪🏽

SPEAK NOW OR… OUT NOW!!
#NewMursicOTW👀🔥🔥’

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Crock-Pot: The MultiMeal Multicooker is the best W you'll secure this spooky season

Forget candy corn and caramel apples, I’m here for the double up goals and the Crock-Pot MultiMeal Multicooker is here for the win and I’m loving it. Able to secure my very own this week and testing it out - it’s mind-blowing and game-changing.

Whether you’re just a rookie in the cooking world and want to start off by allowing the Crock-Pot launch to keep your takeout grub warm throughout extended gaming sessions or want to flex multiple recipes at the same time from the same unit - this gets the job done in an epic way. Lose yourself in the fun.

Sexyy Red: It's up, up, up into outer space for the 'U Kno What To Do' music video

Freaky and sex vibes from way higher than the mile high club? You better believe it. It’s pure fun and glowing going down in the ‘U Kno What To Do’ and it’s clear rap vixen Sexyy Red knows exactly what to do.

It’s the space vibes on display and pure energy she’s serving up. Giddy up.

Gifted with the ability to make some of the decade’s hottest anthems, Sexyy Red continues her meteoric rise one banger at a time. The St. Louis star is blasting off into the stratosphere, hosting the horniest space battle you’ve ever seen in her new video for “U Know What To Do.” The Mac Fly-produced single finds Sexyy in her futuristic bag, delivering raunchy lyrics in a sing-song flow over sci-fi synths. Further embracing the space age era in the video, Sexyy touts her astronaut status as she hosts a battle of the sexes space battle with suggestive, yet state-of-the-art lasers and starships. Sexyy can’t go into combat without the proper tools, however – she’s got her new line of Sexyy Gloss lip gloss by her side!

The video for “U Know What To Do” arrives as Sexyy concludes her final days of her “Sexyy Red 4 President Tour,” her second headlining tour. Featuring multiple sold out dates, the tour was the biggest event in hip-hop over the summer, welcoming A-List special guests, including Kodak Black for multiple dates, Gucci Mane, Lil Durk, Boosie Badazz, and YTB Fatt in her hometown of St. Louis, and Ice Spice and Cash Cobain in New York City. Additional performances include BossMan Dlow, Hunxho, BlakeIANA, and Loe Shimmy.

Between selling out her nationwide tour in 2023, achieving her highest Hot 100 peaks in 2024, securing multiple major award nominations this summer, earning a GOLD certification for “Get It Sexyy,” launching her own Lip Gloss line coming soon, and partnering with Ed Hardy on a forthcoming collection, Sexyy continues to prove why she’s the people’s choice.

Quezz Ruthless: It's big stacks and racks on display in the 'Jackpot' music video

Who says you can’t keep putting out fire anthems from a fire project like the Y.N.S. album released back in May? Turns out rap artist Quezz Ruthless is steady grinding and keeping the cameras rolling for audio turned visual gems like his ‘Jackpot’ tune.

It’s tough bars and big flexing on display going down here. Completely turn up.

As a self-proclaimed “wild child,” Quezz Ruthless delivers bold, unfiltered bars that live up to his name. Today, the Memphis riser returns with the video for “Jackpot,” a highlight from his recent mixtape, Y.N.S. Quezz slides effortlessly on the beat, dropping menacing bars with a tumbling flow. His grim lyrics are contrasted by the fluorescent color filters in the video, where he links up with his crew and counts up  cash as they ponder their next move.

“Jackpot” is the third visual released from Y.N.S., following the video for “N**** Show Us.” Spanning 11 tracks, Y.N.S. takes you on a journey through Quezz’s fast-paced lifestyle, depicting his haunting street adventures through take-no-prisoners bars and upbeat production by GRAMMY-nominated producers like multi-platinum duo, The Trillionaires. Y.N.S. is also home to “Ain’t Stoppin,” featuring a posthumous verse from Quezz’s biological brother Big Scarr, where Quezz vows to keep striving in memory of one of his biggest inspirations.

Quezz Ruthless is one of the most exciting young rappers in the bustling Memphis rap scene. He first gained notoriety with his guest spot on Big Scarr's "MJ," which has over 85 million global streams to date. Quezz built a cult following in Memphis with his 2023 mixtape, Wild Child, which has over 10 million streams. The rapper's catalog generates over 200k on-demand streams per week across platforms. With a new project on the way, Quezz Ruthless is blazing his own path, picking up the torch in honor of his late brother.

Nasty C, Lekaa Beats & Daliwonga: It's a celebration in the 'Life Of The Party' visuazlier

What’s the next best thing to a music video? How about a super fire visualizer especially coming courtesy of Nasty C, Lekaa Beats and Daliwonga’s ‘Life Of The Party’ anthem?

It’s pure fun and turn up vibes for nearly five minutes. Lose yourself in the celebration.

South African rap sensation Nasty C and London-based Nigerian producer extraordinaire Lekaa Beats link up for the new single ‘Life Of The Party' out now via Exodus Records.

Nasty and Lekaa also today announce their collaborative project, the hip-hop, trap, amapiano and afrobeat fusion EP, Confuse The Enemy, landing on October 17th. Recorded across London, Capetown, and Johannesburg, Confuse the Enemy is not just an album—it's a statement. It’s a testament to the boundless possibilities that emerge when artists from different backgrounds come together to create something extraordinary. This project is poised to not only resonate across the African continent and the UK but also to solidify Nasty C and Lekaa Beats as trailblazers pushing the global music scene forward.

Announced on IG last week, the EP’s first single, the afrobeat jam ‘Life Of The Party’ is seductive and subtle, yet highly danceable. It reflects the EP’s vibe, with its genre-spanning moody, melancholic instrumentals paired with vocal energy from diverse voices.

Nasty C and Lekaa Beats’ joint EP, Confuse The Enemy, is a culture-spanning, genre-blending project uniting South African and Nigerian music with UK innovation. This two-part body of work features a star lineup including Tiwa Savage, Odumodublvck, Blxckie, Nanette, Daliwonga, Yumbs, Gabzy, Zee Nxumalo, and UK rap star Chip, representing a fusion of afrobeats, amapiano, and African hip-hop. 

Part 1, introduces listeners to a collection of five meticulously crafted tracks that blend Nasty C's lyrical prowess with Lekaa Beats' cutting-edge production. This instalment aims to captivate audiences with a diverse array of sounds, ranging from hard-hitting rap anthems to smooth, melodic tunes that showcase the versatility and depth of both artists.

Nasty C is South Africa’s top hip-hop export, boasting over 1 billion streams across platforms. With hits like ‘SMA’ and ‘Zulu Man’, he’s broken into the U.S. market, collaborating with big names like T.I. and Ari Lennox. Nasty C’s accolades include several South African Music Awards (SAMAs), and he’s signed to Def Jam Recordings, a major milestone for an African rapper. His versatility spans rap, trap, and R&B, making him a powerhouse on the global stage.

Lekaa Beats meanwhile is a rising Nigerian-born producer based in London, with over 300 million streams to his name. Known for blending afrobeats with hip-hop and global pop sounds, he’s worked with heavyweights like Omah Lay, Central Cee, and Odumodublvck. His productions have been featured on major charts, including collaborations on tracks that have topped African music platforms. Lekaa Beats is a key figure in bridging Afro-inspired rhythms with the international music scene.

Nasty C and Lekaa Beats’ forthcoming Confuse The Enemy EP is surely 2024’s biggest collab. It’s a global celebration of African music, so be sure to get this new single ‘Life Of The Party’ played loud at a party near you.

Trinidad James: Fancy cars and the signature hair are reactivated in the 'SWANG' music video

Feel like turning up with October fully activated? Look no further than the vibes rap veteran Trinidad James is serving up courtesy of a super fire ‘SWANG’ single and music video.

It’s his signature look and all-out Southern hospitality on display here. Completely lose yourself in the mind-blowing presentation.

Busta Rymes: It's a family cookout celebration in the 'Do The Busabus Pt. 2' music video

Why so serious? Turns out the rap legend himself Busta Rhymes is having big fun in 2024 and keeps proving it with his family reunion-filled ‘Do The Busabus Pt. 2’ music video.

With LL Cool J pulling through and Spliff Star glowing to name a few, it’s all types of good energy and fun vibes on display here. Tap in.

Tierra Whack: Grab the popcorn for an all-out fun adventure-filled 'MOOVIES' music video

If you love creativity and fun, then you’ve found plenty of it coming courtesy of hip-hop artist Tierra Whack. It’s pure fun and trippy vibes with real-world meeting animated world glowing going down in the ‘MOOVIES’ music video.

It’s a big flex and endless quirkiness going down here. Lose yourself in the adventure.

Loe Shimmy: The gritty and signature 'It's Mine' music video completely lives up to expectations

There are certain artists with signature sounds and flexes I can’t get enough of. So when it comes to rap crooner Loe Shimmy, I’m here for everything he’s serving up including his new ‘It’s Mine’ music video.

It’s a sneak peek into his life and concert presence from start to finish. Completely tap in.

BIA & Lil Yachty: It's sunshine and turn up vibes going down in the 'PISSED OFF' music video

It’s safe to say you can turn up and be ‘PISSED OFF’ too if you’re BIA and Lil Yachty. The duo come through with a hard-hitting music video you have to see to believe.

It’s big stunning and truth be told, the fashion flexing has me completely zapped in. Tap in.

Meek Mill: Philadelphia's on fire in a dark and gritty 'CYBER TRUCK' music video

It’s safe to say rap heavyweight Meek Mill is really back on his grizzly. The hip-hop star comes through with a much-needed ‘CYBER TRUCK’ music video to accompany his fire new single.

It’s a late night flex and Philadelphia fire visual - literally. Completely tap in and lose yourself in the moment.

SteelSeries: The Arctis Gamebuds have come to every gamer's rescue this season

Summer goals are gone but it doesn’t mean the gaming flexes slow down - even with school and work duties loading up in a massive way. So leave it up to the geniuses at SteelSeries to continue to step it up, too, with the massive launch of its Arctis Gamebuds to juggle your Bluetooth needs with the ease and convenience of gaming in a major way, too? Say less.

It’s pure fun and awesomeness with the earbuds locked in to drop October 29 and while you geek out over the rollout - peep the teaser clip on why this is an absolute must pre-order. Giddy up.

Girlfriend & Bay Swag: The 'Tell Me Again' is a late night dinner date in the park

Who needs a fancy restaurant setting when you can take the outdoors flex with crooner Girlfriend and rap artist Bay Swag sprinkled with a dinner setting? It’s all going down in the ‘Tell Me Again’ music video.

It’s the revamped version of Lil Jon’s classic with a modern day twist. Get caught up in the fun.

Rising R&B sensation Girlfriend unveiled the highly anticipated music video for her latest single, "Tell Me Again" featuring NYC rapper Bay Swag. The video showcases the dynamic fusion of Girlfriend’s sultry R&B style and Bay Swag’s electrifying rap delivery, blending seamlessly with modern drill beats.

Released via Encore Recordings, “Tell Me Again” has been making waves across TikTok and Instagram since its audio release, with creators across the platforms sharing their love for the track. The song draws inspiration from Usher’s classic hit “Lovers and Friends”, adding a nostalgic yet fresh element to Girlfriend’s distinctive sound.

The collaboration with Bay Swag not only highlights Girlfriend’s versatility but also celebrates the intersectionality of R&B and rap. His compelling verses and energetic delivery add a new dimension to the track, making “Tell Me Again” an end of summer standout.

ABOUT GIRLFRIEND:

Girlfriend, born Kenya Edwards, is a 24-year-old R&B artist originally from Mississippi, now based in Los Angeles. With inspirations ranging from Alicia Keys to Bob Marley, her music touches on themes of love and vulnerability, offering a relatable and authentic listening experience. Her debut EP, out later this year, is a testament to her talent and dedication to sharing her journey through music.

Maxo Kream & Tyler, The Creator: It's pure nostalgia bars and bromance goals in the 'Cracc Era' music video

Can’t get enough Maxo Kream these days? Look no further than what he’s serving up to the masses alongside rap heavyweight Tyler, The Creator with their ‘Cracc Era’ anthem. The single goes hard but a full-fledged music video? Giddy up.

It’s simplistic but nostalgic at the same time. Completely lose yourself to the duo turning up with endless vintage references.

Maxo Kream uses his two-stepping flow to illustrate underworld stories over lurid and grimy soundscapes. Recruiting his friend Tyler, The Creator to supply one of his most evil beats to date, and to bless the track with his presence, Maxo shares "Cracc Era," his new single. "Cracc Era" finds both artists turning back the clock, as Tyler delivers the atonal synths and relentless bass that marked his horrorcore era, while Maxo tells tales from the trap: "Way before I did this rappin' I was out here jackin' n****s/I mean like jackin' was my skill, jack your pounds and jack your pills/Catch you lackin' by the hill, we jackin' n***s, Jack & Jill," he spits. Backing up Big Persona, Tyler delivers his own manifesto, in a tongue-twisting 16: "N****, two-tone two door/Watchin' Juno, you know/Who dem is when you see/N****s in them Unos," intones Tyler. "Cracc Era" is the second collaboration between Maxo Kream and Tyler, The Creator, following "Big Persona" in 2021.

"Cracc Era" is the latest song in a torrid 2024 streak by Maxo Kream, Over the summer, the Houston native teamed with Surf Gang producer Evilgiane for the spritely "Eye Know." The fast-paced single was his second acclaimed collaboration with Evilgiane, following January's "Bang The Bus," an ethereal and energetic offering that earned acclaim from Stereogum, Rap Radar, Hits DD, and more. Maxo used his music to process a loss in his family, paying tribute to his hero, his father Emekwanem Ibemakanam Ogugua Biosah Sr., aka Brandon Banks, who passed away earlier this year, in the single and music video for "No Then You a H*e," covered in Billboard, HotNewHipHop, Brooklyn Vegan, and more. He teamed up with fellow Texan That Mexican OT for "Talkin In Screw," a syrupy tribute to DJ Screw and the South Texas rap scene.

Maxo is currently putting the finishing touches on the follow-up to his acclaimed 2021 album Weight Of The World, which earned critical acclaim from Pitchfork, NPR, Complex, and many others. The album featured collaborations with heavy-hitters including Tyler, The Creator, A$AP Rocky, Don Toliver, and Freddie Gibbs, and was expanded with 2022's Weight Of The World (Deluxe), adding features from Benny The Butcher, Anderson .Paak, Babyface Ray, and more. Maxo spent 2023 releasing more fiery collaborations, including "Bonecrusher" ft. Key Glockand "Whatchamacallit" ft. Luh Tyler

Now in better mental and physical shape than ever before–Maxo has lost more than 75 pounds over several months–Maxo is ready to make a statement with his next album. A holistic effort that draws from every era of his discovery, Maxo's next album is the beginning of a new era for the Texas titan. Stay tuned for much more from Maxo Kream, as he continues to perfect his personas and honor his late father in 2024.

Stream "Cracc Era" ft. Tyler, The Creator: https://stompdown.lnk.to/craccera

BigXthaPlug: It's rich living and luxury flexing in 'The Largest' music video

Feel like turning up? Lean on rap artist BigXthaPlug to set the mood coming courtesy of his ‘The Largest’ music video. The single arrived during the summer but what better way to turn up the fall vibes than right now?

It’s big flexing and luxury living going down for just over two minutes. Cinematic glowing activated.

Dallas’ multi-platinum breakout superstar BigXThaPlug has officially released the highly anticipated music video for his hit single, “The Largest," after recently announcing his upcoming 32-city North American tour, Take Care. This electrifying anthem has rapidly captured the hearts of sports fans nationwide, soaring on the Billboard Hip Hop & R&B charts and energizing sold-out NBA and NFL games, solidifying his status at the intersection of music and sports.

Initially teased on BigXThaPlug’s Instagram, the music video was directed by the esteemed filmmaker Jerry Morka. “The Largest” beautifully showcases BigXThaPlug’’s journey and accomplishments, celebrating his meteoric rise to fame and the significant impact he has made within the industry. With its high-energy visuals and dynamic performances, the music video perfectly complements the song’s infectious beat, creating a captivating experience for fans.

It’s been a remarkable year for BigXThaPlug, who was recently named Amazon Music’s Breakthrough Artist for 2024 and honored in the 2024 XXL Freshman Class Cover, His debut hit single ““Mhmm” made waves on the Billboard Hot 100, peaking at #93, while “The Largest” reached #20 on the Billboard Hip Hop/R&B charts. In addition to his chart success, BigXthaPlug delivered a high-energy halftime show at the sold-out Texans vs. Eagles home opener, where he performed his hit single “Texas.” This track, which boasts over 15 million streams and debuted on the Billboard Hot Rap Songs chart, has also been featured in the Dallas Cowboys' official hype video for this NFL season, highlighting his unique ability to bridge the gap between music and sports. Both “Texas” and “The Largest” are quickly becoming the go-to soundtracks for NBA, MLB, and NFL events nationwide, further solidifying BigXThaPlug’s influence in the entertainment landscape. Beyond that, BigXthaPlug is set to showcase his musical talents across the country with his highly anticipated Take Care Tour. This 32-city North American tour kicks off on October 25 and runs through December, bringing his electrifying energy to fans nationwide.

ABOUT BIGXTHAPLUG

BigXthaPlug is an emerging force in the rap scene, known for his raw, unapologetic lyrics and commanding presence on the mic. Hailing from Dallas, Texas, he quickly gained attention with hard-hitting tracks like “Texas,” “Whip It,” “Levels,” and “Mmhmm,” each showcasing his unique blend of Southern rap traditions with modern hip-hop energy. His music reflects his life experiences, offering gritty storytelling paired with powerful beats and memorable hooks. BigXthaPlug has also made waves through collaborations with notable artists such as Shaboozey, Offset, and NLE Choppa, further cementing his place as one of the most exciting new voices in the rap game.

TiaCorine: The 'Different Color Stones' music video reminds you she's a one of one

Want more reasons to love all things TiaCorine? She’s creative, different and game-changing. So it’s no shocker her ‘Different Color Stones’ music video really hits hard.

The single is all types of repeat-friendly and then getting this visual? Tough. Tap in.

Smiley: The 'Spill The Tea' music video is 100 percent for the dreamers

I can’t get enough of Smiley these days and you feel his presence all over the place. So it’s no shocker this ‘Spill The Tea’ music video demands your full attention.

From living out his words to showing big love to the dreamers - meaning the kids - it’s all right here. Embrace it from start to finish.

Iman Nunez, Kai Ca$h & AG: The lyrical flexing receives a much-needed visual in the 'PEACE' music video

When it comes to bars? You better believe Iman Nunez continues to deliver for The Culture so it’s no shocker tagging along Kai Ca$h and AG for the visual flex the music video is going to slap for ‘PEACE.’

The trio link up with production genius courtesy of Dre Hartwell and Dezmen Alexander for a three-minute plus cinematic journey you have to lose yourself in. Buckle up and embrace the adventure.

After a busy start to the year's second half, Iman Nunez shares his journey toward peace with his listeners in his newest single, “Peace” featuring Kai Ca$h and AG.

The Yonkers emcee opens the N-I-N-E-produced song by describing how he used to write verses while working two jobs and taking classes. He used writing as a way to question everything around him, from past relationships to his future as a recording artist. 

“Peace” talks about maximizing the time they have to stay on their path. While they stay on their paths, they learn to remain truthful and militant about what they want to achieve.    

The video directed by Nunez himself, while shot by Dre Hartwell and Dezman Alexander, show the escape from city limits to connect to nature as they yearn for peace. 

Tune into Iman Nunez for new content on his newest album, Phases, Vol. 2, Presented by On The Radar, and interviews to get to know him more.

Yatta Bandz & Lil Bean: The 'My Mistake' music video is the definition of not holding back

Why bite your tongue when you can let loose like rap crooners Yatta Bandz and Lil Bean? It’s all in the visual flex coming courtesy of the ‘My Mistake’ music video.

The single is fire but getting a full-fledged visual presentation? Super tough. Tap in.

A master of melody with a massive following in his region, Heyward, CA's Yatta Bandz always wears his heart on his sleeve. Displaying a humility uncommon in rappers of his stature, the Bay Area's best-kept secret shares "My Mistake," his new single. With a video going live at 3pm ET/12pm PT on Yatta's YouTube channel (292k subscribers), "My Mistake" is the first step on the road to Acrylic, the 22-year-old artist's next EP. 

Emoting in his signature melodic flow, Yatta acknowledges his flaws and owns up to his past failures, before resolving to turn the page on the past. He gets assistance from a friend from across the Bay–San Francisco's Lil Bean–whose lamentations about street issues provide a perfect contrasts to Yatta's matters of the heart. The song arrives with a video directed by AdamKG, who films both artists at sunset as they lay their souls bare. 

Born in Hayward, an East Bay city south of Oakland and north of Fremont,  Yatta Bandz has quietly become one of the most popular rappers to emerge from the Bay Area this decade. The young rapper had a rough childhood, experiencing periods of homelessness during his elementary school years. He found his refuge in music, sharing freestyles to YouTube and building a following big enough to make his debut album a hit. Since releasing his debut project Perfect Storm in 2022, Yatta has generated over 480 million worldwide streams, including on hits like “Don’t Go” (40.3 million Spotify streams, 10 million YouTube views) and “Unseen Scars” (38 million Spotify streams, 6.7 million views on YouTube audio). Last year, Yatta followed up Perfect Storm with the heartfelt TUFF LUV, home to highlights like "Way Out West" and "Polaroid." A showcase for his sharp songwriting and achingly honest lyrics, TUFF LUV has racked up over 50 million streams to date across platforms.

This fall, Yatta plans to refine his sound even further with his upcoming EP, Acrylic. Painting on canvas with his earworm melodies, Yatta likens himself to a master painter, with an unlimited array of colors in his palette. With 3 million streams per week on his catalog and a work of art on the way, Yatta hopes to become the next Bay Area rapper to blow. Stay tuned for the new EP, coming soon via EMPIRE.