Directed by Mr. Boomtown, shot in Atlanta earlier this week. Featuring cameos by CyHi The Prynce, DJ Greg Street and more.
Props: ATLNightSpots via Ozone
Previously: Gucci Mane & Waka Flocka Flame – So Many Things
Jizzle and Loso shoot the video for “Flexin” off “The Real is Back” mixtape. Check out some pics from the shoot below and look out for the video coming soon.
Now that we have the official tracklist, Life + Times put up pictures of Hov and Yeezy in the studio recording ‘Watch The Throne’. All we need now is some music.
Take a look at all the pictures below.
Fab shoots a video for the S.O.U.L. Tape intro somewhere in the desert outside Vegas.
Bonus: Trae Tha Truth just leaked his version of “That’s Not Love” featuring Lil Wayne. Fab’s original version also appears on The S.O.U.L. Tape.
Download: Link
Props: UHTN
A few shots from the set of Cole’s video for his new single.
Previously: J. Cole – Cole Summer Ep. 1
Here we have a few shots of P, Count and Moonie in Queens shooting a video for the track they recorded upon P’s release from the joint. Looks like it’s called “Ganstaz Only” and is produced by Frank Dukes.
Props: FSD
Complex just put up this mega online cover story revolving around the release of Eminem and Royce Da 5’9″‘s Hell: The Sequel tomorrow. In it, Complex editor in chief Noah Callahan-Bever sits down with the rappers 13 years after their last encounter, asks them about the making of some of their first tracks together for the first “Bad Meets Evil” project, prefaced by what he remembers of two rappers in 1998. Noah also shared some candid pictures of Em that he took back then.
Kiss shoots a video for “Hold You Down” off I Love You at the 5 Pointz graf gallery in Queens. I had a wack interaction with the people that run that “gallery” over the Maffew Ragazino video “Whatever You Call ‘Em” that they claim was shot there without proper permission. For some odd reason they assumed that because I posted the video on my site that I had something to do with the production and so they sent me a copyright infringement notice and threatened legal action against me if I didn’t take it down. I told them to kick rocks and to holler at Youtube or the people that actually shot the video and that was the last I heard from them. As you can see from the link above, they succeeded in having the video pulled from Youtube. I know their intentions are probably good, but as a lifelong graf writer I found their tactics very disturbing and extremely wack. As I understand it, their goal is to earn money for the gallery and the artists who painted the pieces there, and that’s dope, but going after rappers and by extension bloggers with legal threats over a music video is cornball and not at all what this culture is suppoed to be about. #my2cents.
Spotted: OS
But the crack gonna cost money. Welcome home Prodigy.
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