The Roc is in the building. Bridget Kelly unites with her Roc Nation labelmate from across the pond, K Koke, in the video for “My Time.” In the stylish and sophisticated clip, Bridget goes glam as she sings in a mansion. A dapper K Koke smokes a cigar and sips Jay-Z’s D’Ussé cognac while sitting in a boardroom and playing pool with his boys.

“I think it’s definitely going to blow up overseas, blow up in America just because it’s time,” Bridget told Radio King Online of the record. “It feels like the right time for a British rapper to come over and just completely infiltrate the situation.”

Fresh off the release of her single “Street Dreamin” with Kendrick Lamar, Bridget will hit the road with Mary J. Blige on the “Liberation” tour, beginning June 6 in Hampton, Virginia.

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Stafford Brothers party with Lil Wayne, Christina Milian, and a kangaroo in the video for their dance-floor anthem “Hello.” The “Dip It Low” singer slides through the Australian duo’s house party, where she meets one of the brothers. After flirting with him, she sees him making out with another girl, but what if she never said hello?

Set the weekend off right with the Cash Money crew.

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T.I. drops two videos in one week. After tearing up the road with Lil Wayne in the fast and furious video for “Wit Me,” the Hustle Gang boss links with CeeLo Green in the Marc Klasfeld-directed video for “Hello,” the latest single off his album Troubleman.

The King of the South uses the wild west as a metaphor for his own life. On the road to achieving happiness, he faces adversity. He tries to protect his kids, but along the way, a temptress lures him out of his car before bandits steal it. He finally reaches his destination at a saloon, where his wife Tiny, children, and the OMG Girlz await him.

Follow Tip on his journey to salvation.

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Kelis stays on the cutting edge. For her latest collaboration, she teams with Dan Black in the time-lapsed video for his electro-dance single “Hearts.” The British singer-producer shot his scenes on a rooftop in Paris, while Kelis appears via animated postcards.

The song was originally recorded for Kelis’ upcoming album FOOD, due in September. “After I wrote one of the songs, I thought, this is so where I want to be going with my solo stuff. I just loved it,” Black told ELLE. “So, nervously, I asked her if I could use it, presuming she’d say no. But, magically, she said yes! I am a huge fan of hers.”

Kelis’ album was produced by TV on the Radio’s Dave Sitek and will be released on his label Federal Prism. The first single, “Jerk Ribs,” premiered last month.

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The dynamic duo of Tyga and Chris Brown are back at it in the all-white-everything video for “For the Road,” directed by Colin Tilley. Far away in the snowy Alps, T-Raww sits in an all-white room with a white dog as he thinks about leaving his girl. Breezy shows off his fancy footwork in his sparkly Donald J Pliner loafers.

Tyga is currently on the road playing shows in Europe. The collaboration can be found on his latest album Hotel California.

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Hit-Boy celebrates his 26th birthday by releasing a video for his 2 Chainz-assisted single “Fan.” The Grammy-winning producer gets photo shoot fresh as he chills on set with a bunch of models. But there’s one special lady behind the camera who he has his eye on. 2 Chainz slides through, playing photographer as he smokes and delivers his verse.

The song (sans 2 Chainz) can be found on Hit-Boy’s debut HITstory, which dropped in August.

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First they taught us to “Ball,” and now T.I. and Lil Wayne live the fast life in the Phillyflyboy-directed video for “Wit Me.” The Hustle Gang chief and Young Money boss race fast cars through Miami, cruise on yachts with bikini-clad babes, and lead the police on a high-speed chase.

The Lil C-produced track serves as the kickoff to the “America’s Most Wanted Music Festival,” which launches July 9 and runs until September 1.

T.I. is officially a free agent. The song is being released independently via his digital Hustle Gang imprint, distributed through EMPIRE Distribution.

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Action Bronson lives large in the humorous video for “Strictly 4 My Jeeps.” The 29-year-old rapper, who is part of XXL’s Freshman Class this year, parodies the lifestyle of a rapper in the Jason Goldwatch-directed clip.

The video, which was shot in Queens, New York, co-stars Riff Raff, pitbulls, a Jeep Wrangler, and big women. The former chef also cooks up a meal of lamb chops and feasts on a cake with his face.

The song will appear on Saab Stories, his joint album with Harry Fraud, due in early June.

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