Roll out the caution tape. Young Jeezy is killing the club in the video for “R.I.P.” The Atlanta rapper was joined by an all-star cast including 2 Chainz, Nelly, Ne-Yo, Snoop Dogg, Trey Songz, Ludacris, E-40, Nipsey Hussle, and YG while shooting the clip at Greystone Manor in West Hollywood earlier this month.
“I was shooting a video and everybody just came through and showed love. They stayed longer than was asked and they did everything they were supposed to do,” the Snowman told MTV News.
The DJ Mustard-produced track appears on Jeezy’s mixtape It’s Tha World. Watch the trailer below.
Juicy J follows up his strip club smash “Bandz a Make Her Dance” with the video for his latest Mike WiLL Made It-produced banger “Show Out” featuring Big Sean and Young Jeezy.
The Three 6 Mafia rapper is chilling at his crib in Memphis when he gets a call from Sean, who invites him to Detroit to party with him and 400 women. He hops on the private jet and hits the club, where he meets up with his co-stars, popping bottles all night long.
Juicy’s upcoming solo debut will be executive produced by Wiz Khalifa and Dr. Luke, and will feature collaborations with Wiz, Chris Brown, Lil Wayne, The Weeknd, Trey Songz, Young Jeezy, and Big Sean.
Prior to the album’s release this summer, he will hit the road on the “Stay Trippy” tour with A$AP F3RG. The 37-city trek kicks off April 21 in San Diego, traveling to New York, Chicago, and Miami before winding down June 8 in Los Angeles. Tickets go on sale March 8.
Watch the trippy video and see an itinerary below.
Trinidad James is the man with the Midas touch. The rap sensation, who signed a $2 million deal with Def Jam last year, paves the streets of Atlanta gold in the flashy video for his remix to “All Gold Everything.”
He reps for Atlanta alongside fellow ATLiens T.I., Young Jeezy, and 2 Chainz, with cameos from B.o.B and DJ Drama. Everything the rappers touch turns to gold including dominoes, jewelry, bikes, and cars.
Trinidad James strikes gold once again with the remix to “All Gold Everything.” The rap sensation, who scored a $2 million deal with Def Jam, takes us behind the scenes as he shoots the video in Atlanta with “three of the best artists ever out of the south”—T.I., Young Jeezy, and 2 Chainz.
The fellas light up the trap at night with gold cars, grills, bikes, and chains, bringing out the ‘hood as they swarm the streets.
Trinidad’s mixtape Don’t Be S.A.F.E. will be available in physical format on February 19.
Ty Dolla $ign gets more love from the ladies on the remix to his club banger “My Cabana” featuring Young Jeezy.
“How many girls can I fit in my cabana?” asks the Grammy-nominated rapper behind hits for Snoop Dogg/Wiz Khalifa (“Young, Wild & Free”) and YG (“Toot It & Boot It”), while Jeezy turns up on his intro verse.
The original “My Cabana” appears on the L.A. native’s 2012 mixtape Beach House. Ty is readying his debut, due this summer on Atlantic Records.
The streets of Atlanta turned to gold as Trinidad James shot the remix video for his hit single “All Gold Everything” on Thursday. The rap sensation, who signed a $2 million deal with Def Jam last year, was joined on set by his fellow ATLiens including 2 Chainz, T.I., and Young Jeezy.
The rappers hit the block, shooting scenes outdoors and inside a house, with plenty of gold objects including cars, bikes, and chains. 2 Chainz channeled Slick Rick with a patch on his eye, while B.o.B and DJ Drama made cameos.
James recently stopped by Angie Martinez’ radio show to discuss his newfound fame, his next single “Female$ Welcomed,” and his dream girl, who would have Jessica Biel’s ass, Rita Ora’s swag, and Jennifer Lopez’ voice.
Lil Reese puts it down for the streets by recruiting Young Jeezy and Twista for the official remix to “Traffic” off his mixtape Don’t Like. The Snowman shouts out Olympic gold medalist Gabby Douglas on his verse, while Reese’s fellow Chicagoan Twista eats the track alive. Get caught up in their “Traffic” jam.
You can’t knock 50 Cent’s hustle. After making the press rounds to promote his fitness book Formula 50 last week, the G-Unit mogul drops the video for his hustler’s anthem “Major Distribution.” He joins forces with hip-hop heavyweights Snoop Dogg and Young Jeezy in the clip, directed by Eif Rivera.
And it wouldn’t be complete without some controversy. The rap titan makes a funny reference to his beef with Maybach Music Group in one scene where a child sits in a stroller while wearing Gunplay’s chain that 50’s crew reportedly stole at the BET Hip Hop Awards last year.
50 recently announced that his fifth album Street King Immortal has been delayed until the spring.
“Album delay STREET KING IMMORTAL will be out this spring. Do to Executive changes,” he tweeted. “I’m mad my album date is changing again but ill use the time to make it better if I can.”
