Had to get a brand new wig, ooh, ’cause I get bored too quick. Yeah, I get bored too quick, I get bored too quick. MADEINTYO released the visuals to his latest single “Too Quick.” Directed by Lyrical Lemonade’s very own, Cole Bennette. Check out MADEINTYO’s official music video to “Too Quick” below and see if you rockin’ with it. It’s catchy and relatable as hell. Who doesn’t get bored of the same old sh*t?
It’s been months since ASAP Rocky and Famous Dex shocked everyone with their collaborative record “Pick It Up”. From then to now, the song has accomplished so much. A gold certification, more than 93 million streams, and it’s landed it’s own spot on the Billboard Hot 100 chart. It’s about time they put out a visual! Throughout the clip, Rocky and Dex post up at a New Jersey flea market looking through goods and mingling with pretty ladies. Show Jersey some love yall, watch this AWGE/Hidji Films – directed video below… this song is FIRE.
G Herbo shares the official music video to his latest song, “Shook.” The deluxe edition of Humble Beast will be out soon but watch this Brian Willette-directed video below.
Besides the fact that the Black Panther movie scored the most amount of first-day pre-sale tickets for a Marvel movie, ever.. it’s soundtrack will most likely be great as well! Top dawg Entertainment teamed up to curate and produce the official soundtrack of it. Recently Kendrick Lamar and label mate SZA unleashed the soundtrack’s first single “All The Stars.” and listening to it is a must! Blank Panther is essential to the black community of today, period. Be sure to check it out when it comes out as well!
This year’s Grammy‘s is only a couple of weeks away, and it was announced today that Bruno Mars, Cardi B, and SZA will all be performing that night. For the Grammy’s first time in New York in the past 15 years, Madison Square Garden is going to be packed on January 28th especially with all the other artists performing. Alessia Cara, Khalid, Childish Gambino, Lady Gaga, P!nk, Little Big Town and Northport’s Patti LuPone, are in a special Broadway tribute, and the Recording Academy also is planning to honor Hal Blaine, Neil Diamond, Emmylou Harris, Louis Jordan, the Meters, Queen, and Tina Turner with Lifetime Achievement awards.