Towards the end of the clip, Frampton makes a phone call to an absent friend. “Yo. I just wanted to say, bruv… I love you, man and I hope you’re doing well. And I miss you every day you’re not around.”
Directed by Andrew Donoho, the accompanying visual follows the album’s horrorcore theme and sees the two on a mission to eliminate a zombie-like character. 21 and Metro Boomin are joined by Honorable C.N.O.T.E., and they find themselves searching a creepy and abandoned structure before being confronted by the horrifyingly bloody creature. Metro Boomin and C.N.O.T.E. pull out a pair of guns each and begin shooting down the thing that’s walking towards them. When the job is done, 21 takes one last look at the creature and they walk away in victory.
Produced by Statik Selektah, the cut kicks off with a jazzy intro before switching to a bass-dependent beat that hears the Pro Era co-founder look back at his stellar career. “Want you to celebrate me like I’m dead already / Like this crown up on my head is heavy / Put my picture in the dictionary, next to legendary / Swear I’m raising every bar / And it’s like they never ready / They throwing dirt up on my name like I’m already buried,” he raps, creating a strong foundation for the introspective track.
Yelawolf and Caskey (also known as Blacksheep) have unleashed another music video from their upcoming joint album titled “Yelawolf Blacksheep”. On this new song both rappers get help from Three 6 Mafia‘s DJ Paul who has worked frequently with Yelawolf before . Yela and Caskey’s joint album is scheduled to arrive next friday
Directed by the Rest, the video opens with a nod to the classic “Whassup?” Budweiser commercials — which were in turn spoofed in Scary Movie — with Slowthai, Skepta, and Slowthai’s frequent collaborators Kwes Darko, Krash, and SAMO all hopping on the phone to give a full-throated “Wagwaaaaan?” The rest of the clip finds Slowthai and Skepta recreating scenes from slasher flicks like American Psycho, Silence of the Lambs, Candyman, Nightmare on Elm Street, and The Texas Chainsaw Massacre.
In the Tani Muino visual, which was filmed over two days during Christmas break, Cardi appears atop a sarcophagus in a cemetery in a sexy black outfit, her mourning attire signaling that in this case, she’s celebrating saying goodbye and it’s a kiss-off that’s relatable. The headstone reads “RIP 2020.” The slick video sees the rapper in a number of sleek outfits and locations, joined by dancers.
A few days ago, Lil Skies released his brand new Unbothered project. The 14-track body of work boasts features from Wiz Khalifa and Lil Durk, and cuts like “Excite Me” and “Dead Broke.” Lil Skies has officially released a video for the latter track, where he reminisces on the humble life he used to live:
Chip has released his new Stormzy send ’10 Commandments’. The beef erupted last year, with Chip releasing two huge Stormzy sends. The BRIT Award winning icon aired the beef, however, and refused to get involved. Chip’s new mixtape ‘Snakes & Ladders’ hits home on January 29th, and he’s started with a bang.
North Carolina might not be known for its progressive snowboarding scene, but Zeb Powell is starting to change that. A native of Waynesville, N.C., Powell initially hated snowboarding because he was forced to ride regular. But a switch to goofy stance, followed by a quick grind, changed all that. Powell went on to combine classic snowboarding style with cutting edge tricks to create his own brand of snowboarding.
