Yo Gotti

MGK's long-awaited follow up to his 2011 debut album Lace Up is finally heating up and MGK is sharing a star studded, heavyweight feature track in "Till I Die Pt. II." Here MGK, an Ohio native through and through (he moved around a lot as a youth but stuck with Cleveland in the end), is joined by local legends Bone Thugs-N-Harmony, Memphis' very own Yo Gotti, Ray Cash and of course, the enigmatic French Montana. This is a dark, brooding video shot entirely in black-and-white, that perfectly accompany the menacing track. Check it out after the jump.

Rick Ross continues the Hood Billionaire campaign after sharing the Jay Z (hook) featured "Movin' Bass" earlier in the week. Now he's dropping the official music video for the Yo Gotti featured "Trap Luv". Directed by DRE Films the video serves as the fifth release from Hood Billionaire thus far after “Keep Doin’ That (Rich B*tch)”, "If They Knew", "Nickel Rock", and the aforementioned "Movin' Bass". Watch the video for "Trap Luv" after the jump.

Right after everybody's cousin, uncle and auntie jumped on this beat...there was a real remix. Jadakiss is on it. Check. Fabolous is also on it. Check two. R&B's own bad boy Chris Breezy too? Awww...it's about to get violent. Throw in Busta Rhymes's occasional Jamaican talk for fun. There's no way to go wrong with such strong veteran presence mixed with an appealing beat to disguise some slowing spitters.

Yo Gotti asks an important question: if everybody's doing it, what makes it special? This is probably his most meta track, calling into question most of hip hop's modern existence by comparing it to itself. Strangely, he uses suburban white kids copying urban style to make the point. Ominous much? Check the video after the jump.