Clipse serves up a tasty video for “Popular Demand (Popeyes)” with a side of Cam’ron. Director Rik Cordero shot part of the clip on location at a Popeyes fast food joint in New York. Malice and Pusha T’s new single can be found on December 8th’s Til the Casket Drops.

Clipse’s new video for “Doorman” is crack—literally. Malice and Pusha T cook up a video that shows the less glamorous side of their luxurious lifestyle, hustling drugs and laundering money. Look for the street anthem on December 8th’s Til the Casket Drops.

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Clipse drops the artsy cover for their new album Til the Casket Drops, in stores December 8. The cover was created by artist KAWS, who directed the duo’s “Kinda Like a Big Deal” video and designed the special edition of Kanye West’s 808s & Heartbreak artwork.

The neighborhood pushas Clipse come knocking on “Doorman,” a new cut off December 8th’s Til the Casket Drops. Pharrell reaches into his bag of tricks and cooks up another banger that’s sure to become a street anthem for the VA duo.

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Clipse is feeling even better now that Rick Ross has remixed “I’m Good” off December 8th’s Til the Casket Drops. The Boss brags about his bungalow and Forbes list placement in the nighttime clip.

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The Clipse and Killa Cam come with a side of chicken and fries in the behind-the-scenes clip for their new single “Popular Demand,” partially filmed at a Popeyes restaurant in NYC. Til the Casket Drops hits stores this December.

The Clipse’s collabo with Cam’ron finally materializes. Cam comes around on “Popular Demand (Popeyes),” the new Neptunes-produced single from the VA duo’s third album Til the Casket Drops, due December 8.

“We wanted Cam on the ‘Grindin’ (Remix)’ back in the day and he was like, ‘Get outta here with that,’” Malice previously told Rap-Up.com.

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As the crowd settled in at Hiro Ballroom in NYC on Tuesday (Oct. 20), the opening acts readied the crowd for the men of the hour, Clipse, the headliners for MySpace Music’s “The Release.” From underground hip-hop to alternative overseas influence, fans were taken on a lyrical ride with newcomers Jasmine Solano, Adam Tensta, and Donnis.

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