DeJ Loaf gets bossy for her new video “Like A Hoe,” produced by DDS. Check out DeJ flexxing in Rizon Esthetics, an up and coming brand out of the DMV created by @Rznrocket @Rznderron @Rznphonny, make sure you check out their collection at http://www.TeamRZN.com.
DeJ will be featured on the track “Step Up” off The Game’s upcoming album The Documentary 2, due Oct. 9.
Check out the clip below:
Tamar Braxton is on a roll. In addition to appearing on “The Real, “Dancing with the Stars,”” and “Braxton Family Values,” she is now gearing up to release her fourth album Calling All Lovers on Oct. 2.
Following the album’s release, Tamar will join Mary J. Blige and KEM on tour this fall.
You can now pre-order Calling All Lovers on iTunes.
Future drops another video from DS2. His latest is for “The Percocet & Stripper Joint.” Future takes it to the Blue Flame gentlemen’s club in Atlanta where it all goes down.
Check out the video below:
Travi$ Scott releases the latest visual from his debut album Rodeo, which entered the Billboard 200 at No. 3 with 85,000. The video is for the song “Antidote,” which has been making gains on the Billboard singles charts.
Future has been setting the streets off with his mixtapes “56 Nights,” “Beast Mode,” and “Monster.” Now he releases the latest visual from “Dirty Sprite 2,” for “Where Ya At?” Drake makes an appearance in the video as he is also featured on the song.
Meek Mill shifts the focus from Drake to his relationship with Nicki Minaj in the video for “All Eyes On You,” the first single off his # 1 album Dreams Worth More Than Money. The video was directed by Benny Boom.
Jidenna releases the latest visual for his latest single ‘Classic Man (Remix).’ Kendrick Lamar hopped on the track and assisted with the remix.
As Future gears up for the release of “Dirty Sprite 2”, he has has unveiled the tracklisting for the surprise album. The 18-track deluxe edition includes the previously-released tracks “F*ck Up Some Commas,” “Real Sisters,” and the new single “Blow a Bag.”
Track Listing for “DS2”
1. “Thought It Was a Drought”
2. “I Serve the Base”
3. “Where Ya At” feat. Drake
4. “Groupies”
5. “Lil One”
6. “Stick Talk”
7. “Freak Hoe”
8. “Rotation”
9. “Slave Master”
10. “Blow a Bag”
11. “Colossal”
12. “Rich $ex”
13. “Blood On the Money”
14. “Trap Ni**as”
15. “The Percocet & Stripper Joint”
16. “Real Sisters”
17. “Know the Meaning”
18. “F*ck Up Some Commas”
Check out part 1 and 2 of “Like I Never Left Documentary”
Meek Mill releases his video for “Jump Out the Face” featuring Future. The clip which was directed by Spike Jordan was produced by Metro Boomin. Check out the fan favorite below:
Rihanna releases the long-awaited video for her Urban hit “Bitch Better Have My Money,” in which she co-directed alongside Megaforce. Rihanna also just made history by becoming the the first and only artist to sell 100 million digital sells. Congrats RiRi!!!
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