After releasing the audio, Casanova gathers his hired guns for the video to the remix to “Don’t Run.” As expected, Young M.A., Dave East, Fabolous and Don Q all put in work while in a nightclub full of women.
Raekwon releases the all blue visuals to “This Is What It Comes To” off of his forthcoming album The Wild due out on March 24th.
With the recent announcement that he’s signing to Def Jam, Dave East releases the video for “It Was Written” that is a nod and a tip of the cap to his mentor, Nasir Jones.
Apollo Brown and Skyzoo revisit The Easy Truth and release the video for “Nodding Off.” The visuals find the duo out on the corner lacing narratives while the trumpeter blows.
East Harlem New Yorker, Dave East, speaks about how Nas discovered him, his opinion of the most influential artists to date, and his all-time favorite moves to make on the dance floor. Oh, then he explains to some kids what Backpage is. Yeah, it’s a hilarious mess.
The How High tag team of Method Man and Redman connect with Masta Killa because we all need a little therapy.
Somehow, Papoose and Remy Ma have come out of Love & Hip Hop looking like regular people. It’s quite the amazing feat. In the interim, Pap drops off the video for the “Back On My Bullshit” featuring Fat Joe and Jaquae.
Styles P took his talents to The Boiler Room, where he surprised the crowd with his Lox brethren, Jadakiss and Sheek Louch. But in the midst of it all, the Ghost dropped an a capella spoken word freestyle that cut through the politics of America.
Virginia’s Aspect is back after a four-year hiatus and drops the video for the Skyzoo assisted banger “Nick of Time.”
The Lox recall a time when The Notorious B.I.G. dissed them on their own song “You’ll See.” It’s quite the hilarious story when you think about them both being on Bad Boy.