Video: Iron Solomon Feat. Talib Kweli “The Empire”

Last month, 9th Wonder and Talib Kweli -- under the pseudonym Indie 500 -- were graciously joined by West Coasters Problem and Bad Lucc. Today, they're sharing the powerful visuals from their latest track, ''Which Side Are You On'', featuring another pair of guests in Tef Poe and Kendra Ross. Furthermore, Kweli revealed the concept behind ''Which Side Are You On'', as well as it's moving video. Kweli says the song ''pays homage to those murdered by the police over the past year and those who have taken a stand'' and that the video -- which contains footage from the Ferguson Rocks and Ferguson Is Everywhere fundraiser -- features Tom Morello, Bun B, Common, Outernational, Cornel West, Pharoahe Monch, Jasiri X, M-1 of dead prez and K'Valentine all of whom ''participated in the August concerts''. You may hit the play button on ''Which Side Are You On'' after the jump.

Future is on a roll, if you haven't already taken notice. As of late, however, he's been throwing away some visuals and here he's dropping off another one. "Wesley Presley" appeared on Future's excellent 2014 mixtape, Monster, and frankly I'm fiending for some new Fwetch stuff soon! In the meantime these visuals for "Wesley Presley" are A-ok with me.

Calling Fire Marshall Future. During Future's new visuals for his Monster cut "F**k Up Some Commas" there are multiple fires started but Future is virtually unfazed by this. Fitting given his recent mixtape run (the aforementioned Monster, Beast Mode and the most recent 56 Nights with DJ Esco) is nothing but straight up heat. In the visuals here Future is almost literally "torching" everything in sight. This sentiment may also allude to his unstoppable nature as of late, as everything he touches turns into flames. Anyway, enough with the pyromaniac nonsense. Peep Future's latest video for "F**k Up Some Commas" after the jump.