American Hip-Hop & Soul New Music Videos – N°497
PRESELECTED Here are the brand new American hip-hop, soul, etc. songs that caught, these past days, our interest and liking. Beware (very possibly) NSFW |
50 . Youngboy Never Broke Again – 5 Night
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Date Added : Mar 2,2025
“5 Night” sees YoungBoy Never Broke Again weaving his signature delivery over a beat crafted by London on da Track. Released in February 2025, the single blends his characteristic intensity with brooding production. The visuals oscillate between the fluorescent hum of a Maverik gas station and the solitude of his home studio in Utah. Since emerging from Baton Rouge, YoungBoy has navigated acclaim and legal turbulence, securing a $60 million Motown deal in 2023. Music video directed by : Hoodrichkevin – Song featured on the album : More Leaks 
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49 . Future – Lil Demon
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Date Added : Mar 2,2025
Future‘s “Lil Demon” surfaces from his seventeenth mixtape, released in September 2024, with production by Southside and Smatt Sertified. Dark synths and insistent adlibs shape an atmosphere where menace and ambition collide. The lyrics navigate shifting allegiances, the weight of past choices, and the inevitable pull of street life. Future, born Nayvadius DeMun Wilburn, is a Grammy-winning rapper from Atlanta, recognized for his work with Drake and projects like “DS2” and “HNDRXX.” Song featured on the album : Mixtape Pluto
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48 . Fridayy – Proud Of Me (w/ Meek Mill)
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Date Added : Mar 2,2025
“Proud Of Me” brings Fridayy and Meek Mill together in a mix of R&B and hip-hop, where reflective lyrics meet Fridayy’s distinct vocal style. Born Francis Leblanc in 2000, Fridayy is a Haitian-American artist from Philadelphia who shapes his music with the emotive depth of his church upbringing. His breakout came through collaborations on Lil Baby’s “Forever” and DJ Khaled’s “God Did,” leading to a 2022 deal with Def Jam.
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47 . G Herbo – Traffic
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Date Added : Mar 2,2025
“Traffic” channels G Herbo’s unfiltered storytelling over trap-driven production, painting a stark picture of life in Chicago’s East Side, specifically the neighborhood dubbed “Terror Town.” His lyrics navigate the precarious line between survival and fatality, delivering narratives shaped by firsthand experience. With projects like “Welcome to Fazoland” and “Humble Beast,” he maintains a presence in drill and gangsta rap, while “PTSD” brings collaborations with Lil Uzi Vert and Joey Badass.
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46 . Babyfxce E – PTP [Remix] (w/ Monaleo)
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Date Added : Mar 2,2025
“PTP [Remix]” brings Babyfxce E’s unfiltered Flint rap style into sharp focus, his clipped delivery punching through the track’s rapid-fire beat. Monaleo steps in with a sharp-edged verse, her Houston-rooted cadence providing a striking contrast. The music video surrounds them with models and familiar faces, including Babytron and Louie Ray. Babyfxce E first caught attention with “Six Flags,” later expanding his catalog with “Life Of The Reaper” and “Its Wit a X.” Music video directed by : Keefer & Jr Digital
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45 . Lil King – Fallin (w/ Raq Baby)
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Date Added : Mar 2,2025
“Fallin” brings together Lil King and Raq Baby, weaving a narrative shaped by Chicago’s South Side. Lil King‘s flow, clearly nodding to Lil Durk, moves through the track with an ease sharpened by years of performance, while Raq Baby’s presence adds contrast. Released on February 19, 2025, the track follows Lil King‘s earlier projects like “Not A Killa” and “Discourage,” continuing his approach of threading storytelling with melody. Music video directed by : Rozay4K
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44 . Bossman Dlow – Sum Out Of Nun
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Date Added : Mar 2,2025
“Sum Out of Nun” finds BossMan Dlow weaving his slippery flow through a beat that leaves ample space for his unhurried delivery. His verses balance indifference and precision, tossing off lines with a conversational ease that belies their meticulous construction. Dlow, whose pivot from sports to rap followed a prison stint, continues shaping his distinct style, first introduced in “Too Slippery” (2023) and fueled by tracks like “Get In With Me” and “The Biggest.”
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43 . Wiz Khalifa, Plaqueboy Max – Again
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Date Added : Mar 2,2025
“Again” brings together Wiz Khalifa and producer/streamer Plaqueboy Max for a joint effort released in February 2025. A distinctive beat switch defines the track, drawing attention from listeners. Wiz Khalifa, born Cameron Jibril Thomaz in 1987, introduced himself with “Show and Prove” in 2006. His most commercially significant track, “See You Again” featuring Charlie Puth, served as a tribute to Paul Walker for the ‘Furious 7’ soundtrack, holding the Hot 100’s top spot for twelve weeks and securing three Grammy nominations. Music video directed by : Wiz Khalifa
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42 . Bhad Bhabie – Ms. Whitman
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Date Added : Feb 28,2025
“Ms. Whitman” lands as Bhad Bhabie‘s pointed response to Alabama Barker, riding on Kanye West and Ty Dolla $ign’s “Carnival” beat with bars that cut deep and personal. The title nods to Alabama Whitman from “True Romance,” the cinematic inspiration behind Barker’s name. Allegations about Barker’s relationships with figures like Tyga and Soulja Boy fuel the track, while the music video throws another punch with a drummer evoking Travis Barker. This feud traces back to late 2024, when Bhad Bhabie accused Barker of pursuing her boyfriend, Le Vaughn. “Ms. Whitman” follows Bhad Bhabie‘s diss track “Over Cooked” and fires back at Barker’s “Cry Bhabie.” Danielle Bregoli, known as Bhad Bhabie, surfaced in public view via Dr. Phil in 2016, later signing with Atlantic Records in 2017. Her debut mixtape “15” arrived in 2018, featuring tracks like “These Heaux” and “Hi Bich,” both of which earned spots on the Billboard Hot 100.
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41 . DD Osama – Blrrd Blrrd
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Date Added : Feb 28,2025
“Blrrd Blrrd” throws DD Osama‘s sharp delivery into the drill arena, packed with relentless energy and rugged lyricism. The Harlem rapper cuts through the beat with a mix of precision and urgency, painting a stark picture of street realities. The title, likely mimicking the sound of gunfire, aligns with the genre’s unflinching aesthetic. DD Osama, born David DeShaun Reyes in 2006, entered the rap scene at 15, his momentum shaped by both talent and personal tragedy. The 2022 death of his younger brother and collaborator, Notti Osama, echoes in his music, adding a raw emotional weight. Through collaborations with other drill artists, he captures the turbulence of urban life, where loyalty and conflict walk hand in hand.
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40 . Az Chike – Whatx2
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Date Added : Feb 28,2025
AzChike delivers “Whatx2” with his signature unfiltered energy, weaving sharp lyrics over a minimalist yet insistent West Coast beat. The track maintains a laid-back menace, riding a groove that never forces but commands attention. His flow stays nimble, shifting between playful irreverence and pointed bravado. Released under Warner Records, the single marks another chapter in the rapper’s evolving catalog, balancing street poise with unmistakable presence.
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39 . FullyChop – Chase
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Date Added : Feb 28,2025
FullyChop steps into the spotlight with “Chase,” a track that pulses with the raw energy of Chicago’s drill scene. Dropping in February 2025, this single joins a catalog that includes “Super Slime,” “Nun,” and “Devil in My Head.” With a beat that keeps momentum relentless, “Chase” sits comfortably alongside his previous work, blending hard-hitting production with an unfiltered delivery. FullyChop also teams up with Q50WLIL50 on “Came Around Flexin.” Music video directed by : Lou Visualz
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38 . Alex Jean – Matthew 18:20
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Date Added : Feb 28,2025
Alex Jean’s “Matthew 18:20” channels the biblical verse of the same name, weaving its message into a contemporary Christian track featuring De La Cruz. Released in February 2025, the song merges acoustic and electronic instrumentation, appealing to audiences straddling tradition and modernity. Jean, an Orlando-based artist, has been active since the early 2020s, crafting faith-centered music such as “More Than Gold” and “I Need Faith,” which shaped his position in Christian music. Music video directed by : Alex Jean & Devin Johnson
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37 . Baby Money – Activatedy (w/ Babyfxce E)
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Date Added : Feb 28,2025
“Activated” brings Baby Money and Babyfxce E together over a beat steeped in Detroit’s signature bounce. Baby Money, born Carlos Deshawn Fischer, moves with the precision of a rapper who has navigated the industry since signing with Quality Control Music in 2022. Trading verses with Babyfxce E, he delivers lines laced with confidence, detailing ambition and the spoils of street-earned success. The track pulses with sharp lyricism and a no-frills delivery.
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36 . Montana 700 – Pipeline Remix (w/ BigxThaPlug)
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Date Added : Feb 28,2025
Montana 700‘s “Pipeline Remix” with BigxThaPlug extends the momentum of the original track, reinforcing his presence in Dallas hip-hop. Born in Oak Cliff, Montana 700 is known for his street-driven narratives and Southern rap sensibilities. BigxThaPlug’s contribution introduces another layer to the track, reflecting the energy of the “New Dallas” movement. His debut mixtape, “700 Reasons,” includes collaborations with Tee Grizzley, Hunxho, Peezy, and Zillionaire Doe.
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35 . k3 – Walk Em Down (w/ Benji Blue Bills)
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Date Added : Feb 28,2025
“Walk Em Down” sees k3 linking up with Benji Blue Bills for a track steeped in ominous energy. Originally from Kansas City, the 20-year-old rapper continues her trajectory with this release, following tracks like “ms. crashout” and “yams flow.” The song moves with an unrelenting momentum, its production amplifying k3’s delivery while Benji Blue Bills injects his own menace into the mix. Every bar serves a purpose, every beat lands with precision. Music video directed by : Veryrarecinema
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34 . Tony Yayo – John Wick
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Date Added : Feb 28,2025
Tony Yayo channels the relentless energy of the “John Wick” franchise in his single “John Wick,” released in February 2025. The track weaves themes of vengeance and street justice into sharp-edged verses, underscoring Yayo’s affinity for cinematic grit. A founding member of G-Unit, he rose in the early 2000s alongside 50 Cent and Lloyd Banks. His solo catalog includes “Thoughts of a Predicate Felon” (2005), featuring “So Seductive,” which landed on the US Billboard Hot 100. Frequently collaborating with artists like Eminem and Obie Trice, he has also contributed to G-Unit albums such as “Beg for Mercy” (2003) and “T.O.S: Terminate on Sight” (2008). Beyond studio releases, his mixtapes include “The Enforcer” (2008), “Hawaiian Snow” with Danny Brown (2010), and “El Chapo 3” (2015). Yayo has also appeared in various documentaries and TV shows examining hip-hop’s impact and industry dynamics.
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33 . Yung Bleu – The Real You
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Date Added : Feb 28,2025
“The Real You” finds Yung Bleu weaving his signature blend of rap and R&B into a moody reflection on love and authenticity. Released in February 2025 as part of his album “What Makes Us Human,” the track continues his penchant for atmospheric production and confessional lyricism. Hailing from Mobile, Alabama, he first emerged with “Investments” in 2013 before gaining wider attention with “You’re Mines Still,” later remixed by Drake. His albums “Moon Boy” and “Tantra” showcase collaborations with established artists.
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32 . IDK – Mario Coins
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Date Added : Feb 26,2025
“MARiO COINS” arrives as IDK‘s latest single, channeling his genre-blending instincts into a track that plays with nostalgia and wordplay. The music video situates him in a suburban alleyway, stripping away theatrics in favor of a raw, almost tongue-in-cheek performance. IDK, born Jason Aaron Mills, crafts his sound through a mix of sharp lyricism and stylistic fluidity, a skill evident in his album “Is He Real?” (2019) and tracks like “24” (2020). Song featured on the album : Bravado Intimo… (Continued)
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31 . Wiz Khalifa – So Many Pounds Freestyle
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Date Added : Feb 26,2025
Wiz Khalifa‘s “So Many Pounds Freestyle” lands with his signature nonchalance, weaving slick wordplay with nods to his well-documented lifestyle. Set atop a 2Pac instrumental, the track finds Wiz gliding through familiar terrain, reaffirming his stylistic ease while tipping his hat to hip-hop’s past. True to form, the title and lyrics leave little to the imagination, circling back to his well-established affinity for marijuana. Since his 2006 debut “Show and Prove,” Wiz has shaped a steady catalog, his most notable success arriving with “See You Again,” a Charlie Puth collaboration that dominated the Hot 100 for twelve weeks and earned three Grammy nominations.
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30 . DaBoii – I Can Feel It
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Date Added : Feb 26,2025
“I Can Feel It” marks another solo venture for DaBoii, delivering his signature raw energy with a distinct West Coast edge. Born Wayman Barrow in Vallejo, California, he first gained prominence as a founding member of SOB X RBE before striking out on his own. The track channels his unfiltered style, pairing sharp lyricism with an ominous beat that underscores his relentless delivery. Released in February 2025, the single reinforces his unapologetic approach to rap. Music video directed by : Erik Saevi
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29 . Don Toliver – Tore Up
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Date Added : Feb 26,2025
“Tore Up” sees Don Toliver wading into rock-infused rap, where Bbykobe and Spikes lay down feverish guitar riffs that flirt with hair metal’s excesses. The track’s electrified energy and chant-like delivery draw comparisons to a hard-rocking adrenaline rush, adding an edge to Toliver’s usual melodic flow. Riding high since his breakout on Travis Scott’s “Astroworld,” he continues to push into new sonic territory under the Cactus Jack banner. Song featured on the album : Hardstone Psycho
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28 . Nardo Wick – Hello
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Date Added : Feb 26,2025
Nardo Wick trades his usual menace for restraint in “Hello,” released in February 2025. The track unfolds over a beat that fuses soulful flourishes with murky trap undertones, setting the stage for a subdued delivery. Lyrically, Wick reflects on loneliness, his competitive edge, and the allure of his lifestyle. The production leans into a smooth tempo, stripping away his usual intensity. A Jacksonville native, Wick made his mark with “Who Is Nardo Wick?” and the hit “Who Want Smoke?”. Collaborations with Lil Baby and Gucci Mane highlight his approach to dark, forceful rap, earning him a triple platinum single. Music video directed by : Dell – Song featured on the album : Wick
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27 . YTB Fatt & Rio Da Yung OG – Ghetto Fox
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Date Added : Feb 26,2025
“Ghetto Fox” pairs YTB Fatt and Rio Da Yung OG, merging Arkansas grit with Michigan’s raw intensity. YTB Fatt, born Cavon Paige, channels his West Memphis roots through a Southern drawl and street-heavy narratives, a style honed under BreadGang since 2023. Rio Da Yung OG, legal name Da’mario Donshay Horne-McCullough, returns from a prison sentence (2021–2024) to drop sharp, unfiltered bars that define Flint’s rugged soundscape.
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26 . Mick Jenkins – Publix
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Date Added : Feb 26,2025
Mick Jenkins releases “Publix” in February 2025, laying sharp critiques over a jazz-inflected, horn-heavy beat produced by Docent. The instrumental nods to Native Tongues while pulling it forward with contemporary polish. Lyrically, Jenkins dissects fame, industry pressures, and financial illusions with lines like “Tweakin’ off the fame and they be tweakin’ off these numbers. Funny how a million plays really ain’t no money.” “Publix” follows his 2023 album “The Patience.” Since his 2014 mixtape “The Water[s],” Jenkins shifts between jazz rap, abstract hip-hop, and trap, maintaining a lyricism that keeps industry politics in sharp focus. Across his career, he collaborates with BADBADNOTGOOD, Kaytranada, and Disclosure. Music video directed by : Mick Jenkins
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25 . Kidd G – F-150
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Date Added : Feb 26,2025
Kidd G’s “F-150” merges country and rap, wrapping rural imagery in hip-hop beats. Released in February 2025, the track extends the sonic approach he introduced with “Dirt Road” in 2020. The lyrics center on young love and small-town life, with the Ford F-150 serving as both setting and symbol. Born Jonathan Gabriel Horne in Hamilton, Georgia, Kidd G blends storytelling with 808s. His albums include “Teenage Dream” (2020) and “Down Home Boy” (2021). His collaborations range from “Teenage Dream 2” with Lil Uzi Vert to solo tracks like “Sorry” and “Letter to Juice.”
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24 . Jdot Breezy – Stop Blinking
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Date Added : Feb 26,2025
“Stop Blinking” lands as Jdot Breezy‘s latest release, a single unveiled in January 2025. Born in Jacksonville, Florida, in 2001, he starts rapping at 11, drawing from the raw energy of Chief Keef. Tracks like “Shoot It Out” and albums such as “Who Am I” mark his discography, while collaborations with Lil Poppa highlight his presence in the scene. This track continues his trajectory, weaving his signature delivery into a charged production.
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23 . Shy Glizzy – Force My Hand (w/ No Savage)
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Date Added : Feb 26,2025
“Force My Hand” brings together Washington D.C. rappers Shy Glizzy and No Savage for a collaboration that underscores their connection to the city’s rap scene. Glizzy, active since the early 2010s, made waves with his verse on GoldLink’s “Crew,” a track that landed on the Billboard Hot 100 and earned a Grammy nomination. Over the years, he has maintained his presence, joining XXL’s Freshman Class in 2015 before releasing “Fully Loaded” in 2018.
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22 . Quavo – Trappa Rappa
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Date Added : Feb 23,2025
Quavo releases “Trappa Rappa” in February 2025 under Quality Control Music and Motown Records, marking his first solo move of the year. The track revives his signature “Bando” flow, teased during a livestream with Kai Cenat before its official drop. The video, structured in a cinematic split-screen format, traces his trajectory from hardship to triumph. NBA star Trae Young amplifies the moment, pairing a snippet of the song with his All-Star Game highlights. Quavo, born Quavious Keyate Marshall on April 2, 1991, in Athens, Georgia, rises to prominence as part of Migos. Their 2013 single “Versace” propels them forward, later boosted by Drake’s remix. His solo album “Quavo Huncho” enlists artists such as Drake and Madonna.
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21 . Rich The Kid, Kodak Black – Rain Snow
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Date Added : Feb 23,2025
“Rain Snow” brings Rich The Kid and Kodak Black together under Rimas Entertainment, mapping their rise through shifting conditions, both literal and symbolic. Rich The Kid, born Dimitri Leslie Roger, operates beyond just verses, steering his own label, Rich Forever Music, after releasing “The World Is Yours” in 2018. Kodak Black, with his characteristic delivery, matches the theme, reinforcing a shared saga of persistence against unpredictable odds.
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20 . Vonoff1700 – Turnt In Real Life ((w/ Rio Da Yung OG)
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Date Added : Feb 23,2025
“Turnt In Real Life” brings together VonOff1700 and Rio Da Yung OG, each delivering their signature approach to street storytelling. Rio Da Yung OG’s unfiltered lyricism and unmistakable delivery contrast with VonOff1700’s measured intensity. Before turning to music, VonOff1700 played point guard, sporting the number 5 jersey. Hailing from Chicago, he first caught attention with “Viscous,” his gritty style mirroring the city’s hard-edged reality.
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19 . Fredo Bang & TEC – Smackers
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Date Added : Feb 23,2025
“Smackers” brings together Louisiana rappers Fredo Bang and TEC, channeling the raw edge of Baton Rouge hip-hop. Fredo Bang delivers his trademark gruff intensity, while TEC’s agile delivery weaves through the hard-hitting production. Both artists hail from Baton Rouge, a city deeply embedded in their narratives. Having previously worked on tracks like “Renegade,” their collaboration reflects a well-honed musical dynamic. Fredo Bang, recognized for tracks like “Top,” navigates the industry despite legal hurdles.
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18 . Lil Poppa – Forever Grateful
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Date Added : Feb 23,2025
“Forever Grateful” arrives as a February 2025 single from Lil Poppa, threading introspective lyrics through his signature melodic delivery. The track carves out moments of reflection, balancing gratitude with past struggles, a recurring motif in Poppa’s work. Born Janarious Mykel Wheeler in 1994, he first gained attention with “Purple Hearts” in 2018 before releasing “Blessed, I Guess” in 2021. He is signed to Interscope Records and Collective Music Group. Music video directed by : Always Aden
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17 . Bloodhound Q50 & Bloodhound Lil Jeff – Hardy Boyz
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Date Added : Feb 23,2025
“Hardy Boyz” pairs Bloodhound Q50 and Bloodhound Lil Jeff in a track that leans into their shared energy and forceful delivery. Bloodhound Q50, known as Q50, emerges from Chicago’s South Side drill scene, carving a space with his relentless flow and raw lyricism. Yet, under the name Mikquale Cooper, he also navigates San Antonio’s rap circuit, where his singles “Make It Far” and “Splash Bros” channel Southern trap influences into his evolving sound.
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16 . YFG Fatso – Telephone Man
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Date Added : Feb 23,2025
“Telephone Man” reworks New Edition’s “Mr. Telephone Man” through a drill-inspired lens, balancing menace and melancholy. YFG Fatso delivers his signature flow over ominous soundscapes and trap percussion, weaving a narrative on digital-age relationships. The Chicago rapper, who first caught attention with “ScarFace,” reinforces his style with introspective bars and an ear for uncompromising beats. Now signed to Lil Durk’s OTF, he remains a presence in the city’s underground scene.
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15 . Sheff G – Brokey
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Date Added : Feb 23,2025
Sheff G‘s “Brokey” delivers his signature Brooklyn drill sound, pairing a weighty bassline with his deep, gravelly voice. The lyrics navigate financial struggles and street survival, recurring themes in his music. Weaving grit with melody, the track balances raw storytelling and infectious hooks. Sheff G, born Michael Williams in Brooklyn, emerged with “No Suburban” in 2017 and later released “Proud Of Me Now” in 2020 under Winners Circle Entertainment.
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14 . Tyga – It Ain’t Safe
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Date Added : Feb 21,2025
“It Ain’t Safe” sees Tyga delivering a solo performance, steering clear of collaborations. Born Michael Ray Nguyen-Stevenson in 1989, the Compton-raised rapper made his mark in the late 2000s, signing with Young Money Entertainment in 2008. His major-label debut, “Careless World: Rise of the Last King,” arrived in 2012, paving the way for a career woven with hit singles and high-profile collaborations. His music leans into themes of luxury, relationships, and street life, often underscored by his laid-back flow. Across albums like “No Introduction” and “Legendary,” he has remained a fixture in hip-hop, adapting to shifting industry trends. Song featured on the album : Nsfw
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13 . Kodak Black – Maybach Van (w/ Tto K.T.)
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Date Added : Feb 21,2025
“Maybach Van,” featuring TTO K.T., arrives in November 2024 with a title that leaves little to the imagination. Kodak Black, born Dieuson Octave and legally renamed Bill K. Kapri, operates at the crossroads of controversy and artistry, his career shaped by both Billboard Hot 100 placements and legal entanglements. His catalog spans multiple mixtapes and albums, including “Trill Bill,” his second mixtape of the year. Breaking out with “No Flockin” in 2014, he later delivered “Painting Pictures” in 2017 and “Dying to Live” in 2018, the latter housing the hit “Zeze.” Song featured on the album : Trill Bill
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12 . NLE Choppa – Crescent Moon
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Date Added : Feb 21,2025
NLE Choppa releases “Crescent Moon” in February 2025 as part of his Black History Month initiative, unveiling a new track each week. The song trades his usual high-energy delivery for a brooding atmosphere, built on a vocal sample and skeletal percussion. Reflecting on past immaturity, Choppa wrestles with regret and aspirations for growth. Issued via NLE Entertainment and Warner Records, the single marks a shift toward introspection in his evolving catalog.
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11 . Shordie Shordie – Long Time
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Date Added : Feb 21,2025
Interpolating mellow crooning with off-kilter rhythms, “Long Time” finds Shordie Shordie weaving melodic verses over a beat that shifts between smooth and brooding. His signature delivery—a mix of sing-song flows and gritty lyricism—hovers over production that leans into trap while retaining an atmospheric edge. Since his breakout with “Bitchuary,” Shordie has continued shaping a sound that treads between hypnotic hooks and raw sentiment. Song featured on the album : Breath Of Fresh Air (Deluxe)
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10 . NoCap – Champain
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Date Added : Feb 21,2025
“Champain” finds NoCap weaving introspective lyricism into a melodic soundscape that straddles trap and R&B. The title cleverly merges “champagne” and “pain,” hinting at a narrative that balances celebration with struggle. NoCap, born Kobe Vidal Crawford Jr. in Mobile, Alabama, shapes his storytelling with themes of hardship and ambition. Since his debut in 2017, he has worked with Lil Uzi Vert, Polo G, and YoungBoy Never Broke Again. His catalog includes “Neighborhood Hero,” “Steel Human,” and “Mr. Crawford,” which reached the Billboard 200.
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9 . BabyTron – 2025
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Date Added : Feb 21,2025
“2025” sees BabyTron weaving his signature mix of punchline-heavy bars and pop culture nods over a beat that channels retro influences. Hailing from Ypsilanti, Michigan, he first emerged with the rap trio ShittyBoyz in 2018 before branching out solo. Known for a relentless output, he has collaborated with Lil Yachty, Big Sean, and Rio Da Yung OG, steadily carving his place in the Michigan rap scene with sharp lyricism and rapid delivery.
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8 . Raq Baby – Crashed On Camera
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Date Added : Feb 21,2025
“Crashed on Camera” fuses Georgia hip-hop energy with Raq Baby’s signature delivery, bringing a track that gains momentum on TikTok. The video reflects his local roots, weaving familiar regional aesthetics into its visual storytelling. Arriving after his earlier 2024 release, “Check Fox 5,” the song keeps up his steady output. Raq Baby, known for “Automatic Part Two,” “I Miss Lil Hot,” and “Soldier Love,” maintains a steady presence in the rap scene.
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7 . Eem Triplin – Miss Me?
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Date Added : Feb 21,2025
Eem Triplin’s “MISS ME?” arrives in January 2025 as his first release under RCA Records. Produced by Dahi, Eem, and Bryan Yepes, the track blends his sing-song delivery with skittering percussion and sweeping strings. He reflects on staying true to himself despite fame, rapping, “Thinkin’ I changed, but I’m still like that/Ten missed calls, but I’ll get right back.” Born Naeem Muhammad in Johnstown, Pennsylvania, he started making music in 2014 after his brother introduced him to FL Studio. His career began with the single “Oh My*” and project “N0wh3r3,” but “AWKWARD FREESTYLE” in 2022 brought viral attention, fueled by a Tyler, the Creator sample and a TikTok surge. Song featured on the album : Melody Of A Memory
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6 . EBK Jaaybo – The Biggest G [First Day Out]
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Date Added : Feb 20,2025
EBK Jaaybo’s “The Biggest G [First Day Out]” marks his return after time in San Joaquin County Jail for illegal firearm possession. The title reflects his claimed status in Stockton, while “First Day Out” follows the tradition of post-incarceration releases. Raised around music by his father RRari, Jaaybo started young and first gained attention with EBK HotBoiiz. His lyrics recount Stockton’s crime and economic struggles, shaped by legal troubles since age 14.
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5 . OhGeesy – Fa Real
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Date Added : Feb 20,2025
“Fa Real” arrives as OhGeesy‘s latest track, extending his post-Shoreline Mafia trajectory. Born Alejandro Coranza in Los Angeles, he first gains prominence as a member of the group behind “Musty” and “Nun Major.” Following their 2020 disbandment, he shifts to solo work, unveiling “Geezyworld” in 2021. The project includes collaborations with DaBaby and YG, featuring the single “Big Bad Wolf.” With “Fa Real,” he continues shaping his individual sound. Song featured on the album : Paid N Full
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4 . Real Boston Richey – One Hit Wonder
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Date Added : Feb 20,2025
Real Boston Richey‘s “One Hit Wonder” plays with its own title, a wink at the notion that his rise in rap is anything but fleeting. Released in 2025, the track blends his unmistakable Southern drawl with lyrics drawn from his Florida upbringing. Since arriving on the scene in 2021, Richey has steadily built his catalog, earning a spot on the 2023 XXL Freshman Class. His albums “Public Housing” and “Public Housing, Pt. 2” reflect his raw storytelling and street-honed delivery.
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3 . DeeBaby – F**k Valentines
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Date Added : Feb 20,2025
Interpolating moody melodies with trap-infused production, “F**k Valentines” lets DeeBaby trade sentimentality for cold pragmatism. Born Jesus Martinez in Houston, the rapper dispenses with romantic clichés, threading his signature mix of Southern and Latin rap through confessional lyrics. February’s hallmark holiday gets little reverence as he navigates heartbreak with deadpan realism, rejecting fleeting affection in favor of hardened self-preservation. Music video directed by : Mikey Mike
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2 . Wiz Khalifa – On Demand (w/ Berner & Mando )
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Date Added : Feb 20,2025
“On Demand” brings Wiz Khalifa together with Berner and Mando for a freestyle release in February 2025, paving the way for his upcoming mixtape, “Kush & Orange Juice 2,” a follow-up to his 2010 project. Wiz Khalifa, born Cameron Jibril Thomaz in 1987, introduced himself to the rap scene with his 2006 debut, “Show and Prove.” Among his major works, “See You Again” featuring Charlie Puth, a tribute to Paul Walker for ‘Furious 7,’ dominated the Hot 100 for twelve weeks and earned three Grammy nominations.
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1 . Larry June, 2 Chainz & The Alchemist – Munyon Canyon
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Date Added : Feb 20,2025
“Munyon Canyon” brings Larry June and 2 Chainz together over The Alchemist’s laid-back, jazz-inflected production, setting the album’s tone with unhurried luxury. The two rappers trade verses with the ease of seasoned collaborators, weaving their distinct flows into the track’s mellow swing. The title nods to a Los Angeles hiking trail, a fitting reference given Larry June’s penchant for wellness. The video alternates between studio sessions and luxury car escapades, reinforcing the track’s understated opulence. San Francisco native Larry June thrives on independent releases and steady partnerships with producers. 2 Chainz, an Atlanta mainstay, brings his signature swagger, extending a career spanning decades, multiple Grammy nods, and Billboard recognition. The Alchemist’s resume speaks for itself, having laced tracks for a long list of industry heavyweights. Song featured on the album : Life Is Beautiful
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