New Music: Vince Staples – “Señorita”
9 years ago 2,101,473
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Video: Vince Staples – “Screen Door”
9 years ago 3,959,703
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.
Video: Vince Staples – “Fire”
10 years ago 586,773
Vince Staples winning streak continues as he drops the visuals for his Hell Can Wait cut "Fire". In the video Staples finds himself situated in a church and during confession repeating (to whomever is listening) that he is going to hell. Peep the vid after the jump and do yourself a favor and check out his Hell Can Wait EP right here.
Stream Vince Staples’ New EP, Hell Can Wait
10 years ago 2,356,299
The wait is over as the young Long Beach emcee Vince Staples drops his new project, the Hell Can Wait EP on Def Jam. The EP comes a few months after he dropped the first single "Blue Suede" and a exactly a month removed from dropping "Hands Up". Hell Can Wait features seven original tracks and may be streamed after the jump. Something tells us you'll be bumping this one in the whip.
Video: Vince Staples Delivers Sick Off the Top Freestyle on Sway
10 years ago 701,118
Unless you've been living under a rock you already know young Vince Staples is one of the best new emcees out right now, easily. He's a true spitter. And as if we didn't 100% already know this, Vince Staples went and snapped all over Missy Elliott's "The Rain (Supa Dupa Fly)" for five minutes on Sway in the Morning. Off the top too, mind you. Go ahead and watch the video because this kid deserves the recognition; respect. After the jump.
New Music: Vince Staples – “Blue Suede”
10 years ago 1,993,266
From his upcoming album Hell Can Wait, Vince Staples delivers his hardcore Long Beach flow over intimidating bass chords. It's like 2014 DJ Yella and NWA with faster rhymes and smoother instrumentation. Don't let the smooth taste fool you though. Check the track after the jump.