Announcing his long-awaited album The Last Slimeto, NBA YoungBoy recently released the project, which contains 30 songs and features from Rod Wave, Kehlani, and Quavo. There were a number of standout singles on the project, including “Mr. Grim Reaper,” “I Got The Bag,” and “I Hate YoungBoy.” The album has been accompanied by a steady stream of visually enhanced visuals, including “Digital,” “She Want Chanel,” “I Know,” and others.
In addition to this, YoungBoy has just released his most recent video, the official video for the song “Proof.” Featuring visuals that depict YoungBoy embracing elements such as lightning, fire, and more, the video demonstrates his hard-hitting flow:
With the release of The Last Slimeto, Slimeto follows his January mixtape Colors, which featured 19 songs and a single assist from Quando Rondo. As well as his solo endeavors, YoungBoy has recently joined forces with DaBaby for the album Better Than You, which featured the hit singles “Neighborhood Superstar” and “Bestie.” YoungBoy’s latest album, Sincerely, Kentrell, reached number one on the Billboard 200 and earned him his fourth number one position with 137,000 album equivalent units sold in its first week of release.
We were all surprised back in June when Drake released his seventh studio album Honestly, Nevermind, a work that saw him depart from his hip hop roots in favor of an electronic sound. The Canadian icon revealed a new visual for the soaring single “Sticky,” a Gordo and RY X production. The song features raps about Drake’s high-end lifestyle and everything that goes along with it:
Drake’s accompanying video “Sticky,” directed by Theo Skudra, showcases his typical day in keeping with the topic of the song. The lifestyle of the OVO boss is far from what is normal for us, with footage revealing him performing in front of crowds, flying in private jets, driving a hand-crafted Maybach, and much more. There will be plenty of cameo appearances by Drake’s hip-hop peers throughout the album.
It is also worth mentioning that Nevermind follows the 21-track Certified Lover Boy, which featured contributions from Lil Durk, Lil Baby, JAY-Z, Future, Travis Scott, Young Thug, 21 Savage, Lil Wayne, Ty Dolla $ign, and more. A staggering 613,000 album equivalent units were sold during its first week on the market, propelling the album to the top of the Billboard 200.
In a new collaboration, producer Benny Blanco ropes in BTS and Snoop Dogg members Jin, Jimin, V and Jung Kook on the track “Bad Decisions.” The song will be included on Benny’s forthcoming third studio album, which is expected to be released later this year. This clip, directed by Ben Sinclair, shows Blanco getting into his inner BTS Army mode in preparation for their concert.
The teenager dances around in his room, creates a poster, and heads over to the concert with great anticipation. His day includes more mishaps than he can count. As he makes his way, he gets caught in traffic, but that’s not all he gets caught in. Using his signature flow, Snoop combines a catchy cadence with the beat that BTS fans are accustomed to:
It is not the first time Blanco has shown his appreciation for the South Korean megagroup. It was earlier this year when he mashed up their songs: “Life Goes On,” “Blood Sweat and Tears” and “Fake Love.” As far as what Snoop Dogg is doing, he released a compilation album entitled Snoop Dogg Presents Death Row Summer 2022 during June.
According to news reports, Marshmello is currently working on his fourth installment of the Joytime series. In response to the March release of “Before U,” the masked actor releases “American Psycho,” which he collaborated with Trippie Redd and Mae Muller. Additional production has been provided by Jeppe London, Samuel Ledet, and Cutfather, “Before U” examines the dynamics of a less than ideal relationship:
An accompanying video for “American Psycho” that was directed by Raja Virdi starts with images of Muller in different rooms performing her part. The stage is then set for Trippie Redd’s verse to be delivered under dark red lighting. There are no appearances by Marshmello in the video, with the exception of some CGI effects.
The first version of Joytime was released in 2016, and the second and third versions of released in 2018 and 2019, respectively. Recent releases include Marshmello’s fourth studio album, Shockwave, which included 12 songs plus additional collaborations with Megan Thee Stallion, Sippy, Carnage, Juicy J, DJ Sliink, TroyBoi, Eptic, and more.
At the moment, Rod Wave is preparing to release his fourth studio album Beautiful Mind, which carries the singles “By Your Side” and “Cold December.” At the moment, he is streaming “Stone Rolling,” a SephGotTheWaves, TnTXD, and Geo Vocals-produced piece that chronicles Rod Wave’s nonstop journey post-fame:
As well as a visual, “Stone Rolling” features the work of Eye 4. Keeping with the song’s subject matter, viewers can view behind-the-scenes footage of Rod Wave as well as a map illustrating his many trips around the country.
After its release in 2022, Beautiful Mind will follow 2021’s SoulFly, a 19-track collection that featured Polo G’s production on “Richer.” Rod Wave’s first album to climb to the number one spot on the Billboard 200 chart achieved this with 130,000 equivalent album units sold during its first week of release. Nine extra songs were added to the Platinum-certified album a few months after it was first released, along with notable collaborations with Lil Durk and Kodak Black.
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