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A$AP Ferg strives through progression in this inspiring music video directed by himself and Hidji.
Opened with a spoken word by his grandmother, the empowering clip illustrates his people’s perseverance from long oppression. Filtered with images throughout, the visual depicts photo of slavery, the deserted New York streets during the pandemic, and the rapper quarantined at his plush pad with women and riches. Life is good.
Gucci Mane is back with a new song called ‘TakeDat’ that might as well be called ‘No Diddy’ because that’s how he ends most of the lines. It’s not a diss track per se, but there are definitely some lights that Diddy would take offense to. It seems Guwop’s been inspired by the recent beef […]
The Drake vs. Everybody beef has pretty much been dominating Pop culture conversations for a long while now. Rick Ross properly added his name into the mix when he responded to Drake’s ‘Push Ups‘ with ‘Champagne Moments‘ in a matter of hours and tonight, he drops a video to go along with it. There’s not […]
Ariel Marie stands out not just as a budding musician but as a storyteller whose melodies resonate with depth and authenticity. At the tender age of 18, while pursuing her studies in music business at NYU, Ariel is already leaving an indelible mark on the music scene with her soul-stirring voice and introspective songwriting. Influenced […]
