The upcoming motion picture film, Furious 7, is out April 3rd and the first single off of the soundtrack is a collaboration between Kid Ink, Wale, Tyga, YG and Rich Homie Quan. The track is conveniently entitled “Ride Out” and can be heard after the jump.
The Sremm boys are back with brand spankin’ new visuals for their SremmLife cut “Lit Like Bic.” The video features plenty o’ cameos from the likes of Travi$ Scott, Juicy J, Drake, Diplo, Future, Mike Will Made It, Miley Cyrus, Lil Wayne, Meek Mill, and Justin Bieber. Check it out after the jump.
As part of his Tumblr Q&A, A$AP Rocky shared the visuals for his “Lord Pretty Flacko Jodye II” cut, which is set to appear on his forthcoming studio album. In addition, the visuals feature another snippet of a new song, which appears around the 2:11 mark. Peep A$AP Rocky’s “Lord Pretty Flacko Jodye II” video after the jump.
New Jersey’s Fetty Wap is blowing up thanks to his breakout single “Trap Queen.” And naturally, everyone is jumping on it to either remix or freestyle. First we had one exclusively done by French Montana which prompted Atlanta’s Quavo (of the Migos) to jump on it, too. Now, Fabolous is contributing a verse to the French Montana remix of “Trap Queen.” Listen after the jump.
Yep, the song that just won’t go away is back for round three. First time around was the OG version, which prompted a lush, high-end video remake. Now, over a month later we are being treated (or tortured, depending on who you are) with a… part two? Feels more like a remix. Anyway, this one features the recently released Meek Mill and Atlanta’s trapper Jeezy. Peep the part two to O.T. Genasis’ “CoCo” after the jump.
A few days ago we shared a new CyHi the Prynce cut “Forever” in which the GOOD Music emcee samples Jodeci and Keith Sweat. Now, CyHi returns with another song with a nerdy sample. Here he’s sharing “To Be Real” which contains a sample of Cheryl Lynn’s disco classic “Got to Be Real.” Listen to CyHi’s “To Be Real” after the jump.
Another day, another string of Rich Homie Quan tracks. By now I’m not sure I can handle more RHQ loosies, I want an album! Seriously, dude puts out so many loose tracks they can fill up five full-length albums. Don’t get me wrong, I like Quan but by now it’s time to put out a full length solo project. It’s been a minute! Anyway, this pair features Young Thug and Migos. Listen to “Whatever” and “Falisha” after the jump.
Kendrick Lamar had himself a field day at the 57th Grammy Awards, winning multiple awards for his new single “i.” But Kendrick season is approaching ever so closely, with TDE dropping another new cut. This time the happiness is left at the door and King Kendrick embraces the dark side, going completely ham for six minutes straight. Listen to the Boi-1da, The KOZ and Terrace Martin produced “The Blacker the Berry” after the jump.
Ca$h Out is releasing an R&B-tinged project entitled Less Stress More Sex later this year (yes, seriously) and to tease the project, as well as his crooning abilities, he is sharing “WYD.” Produced by INOMEINDAKITCHEN, the track features Ca$h Out showcasing his singing. Listen to “WYD” after the jump.
New year, new babe! For this week’s iHipHop’s Instagram Babe of the Week we present to you, Ana Cheri. This California babe has well over 1.4 million followers and just scrolling through her feed it’s not difficult to see why. Cheri has appeared in Maxim and is a Playboy cybergirl. Check out her many stunning photos after the jump!
Get hyped: CyHi the Prynce will be following up his excellent Black Hystori Project from last year and in the meantime he’s sharing the first cut from the forthcoming, currently untitled project. Here, he samples Jodeci. Peep CyHi’s “Forever” after the jump.
Back in the early 2000s, when Kanye West was on his unstoppable Grammy run (by way of his critically-acclaimed Late Registration album) he, Consequence, and John Legend released “Grammy Family.” Now, some nine years later, R.F.C.’s Al-Doe is taking that beat for a ride. Peep Al-Doe’s “Grammy Family” freestyle and cop R.F.C.’s The Outsiders album here.
Vince Staples’ major label debut Hell Can Wait was one of the best releases of 2014 and here, in 2015, Vince Staples is looking to continue his domination. But first, he’s sharing the video for “Screen Door.” We here at iHipHop are excited to see what Staples has in store for the new year and judging by the content of this visual, he’s not letting up on the grimy ish. Peep the video for “Screen Door” after the jump.
