A million views after releasing their OIAM (One In A Million) video, the musical and visual Tallahassee collective known as After the Smoke drops the first video from their upcoming mixtape Come & Leave complete with vamps. Their Microwaves mixtape drops July 9th. The Microwaves project drops July 9th, Come & Leave visual after the jump.
Not much can claim being a “King of the Ave”, it takes much dedication and drive. Arlis Michaels not only takes the title , he take us on a visual journey on how he was granted such a name check visual after the jump.
Snoop Lion follows up on “No Guns Allowed,” the new single from his Reincarnated album, by releasing the visual accompaniment for the song. The music video, which is primarily filmed in black and white, sees Snoop reinforcing the solemn topic of his song with news clips from shootings over the past few years. These clips are presented as fragmented bits layered over artistic shots (and sometimes juxtaposed with a church choir), creating an evocative collage of national tragedy. Aside from Snoop Lion, Cori B. – Snoop’s daughter – and Drake make an appearance. Enjoy the video above, which was directed by Jessy Terrero.
Magic Johnson’s 20-year-old son hit the Sunset Strip, hand in hand with his boyfriend and his parents couldn’t be happier for their kid.
Ervin Johnson III — aka EJ — is one of Magic’s 3 kids. The Lakers legend said, “Cookie and I love EJ and support him in every way.” Magic goes on, “We’re very proud of him.”
The feeling is mutual because EJ said he’s been “hoping and praying” for his dad’s team, the Los Angeles Dodgers, ever since Magic and his business partners took over the franchise.
He’s also a huge Lakers fan, obviously.
EJ — who’s a student at NYU — has a close relationship with his parents. Back in August, Magic tweeted, “Thx to my son EJ for hosting me at NYU. Look forward to taking him to dinner tonight in the city.”
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One thing I can say about the entertainment industry is that its always entertaining! This week was no different. Taken from the top headlines throughout the week, here’s my Top FOUR:
King Bey shocked the world with the release of her new single “Bow Down”. When I first read the lyrics, I couldn’t wait to actually hear the song. Oh, she’s telling B!tches to “Bow Down” now? Yes, I have a thing for Beyonce when she’s being cocky. It takes me THERE!
“The People’s Rapper” was in the studio with DJ Kay Slay at Shade 45. Check out Jon Connor as he performs his freestyle of “F*ckin Problems.” Connor next project Unconsious State drops next month.
Recently DJ Suss One linked with Jon Connor for a freestyle over Wu-Tang‘s “Triumph (Freestyle).” Since then the two shot a video for the track. Check it out.
Biltmore records artist Gabe Parker has returned with his highly anticipated visual for his single “B.B.B. (Big Booty B*tches). The Texas native gets some of the most talented strippers and dancers from his city to enhance his ode to all of the well-endowed women with beautiful backsides of the world. “B.B.B” is the second single off of the forthcoming project E.V.I.L due out soon. The song is also available on itunes now
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Yelawolf and Travis Barker team up to provide the visuals for ‘Funky Shit.’
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Yo Gotti releases the video for his latest song, ‘Check.’
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