King Kendrick continues his reign. After opening the BET Awards with “Alright,” the Compton kingpin debuts the black-and-white video for the fan favorite track off his chart-topping album To Pimp a Butterfly. In the epic seven-minute clip, directed by Colin Tilley and The Little Homies, Kendrick stands up against apartheid and discrimination. He rides out with his TDE crew including ScHoolboy Q, Ab-Soul, and Jay Rock while debuting some new bars.
“Tell me who the bitch ni**a hatin’ on me? / Jumping on my dick, but this dick ain’t free / To Pimp a Butterfly another classic CD,” he spits while four policemen hold up the vehicle.
The video then switches gears, with Kendrick in a car doing donuts through a parking lot in San Francisco while dancers perform on top of a cop car.
Kendrick also does his own stunts—gliding through the air, hanging upside down, and perched on a street light high above L.A. LIVE.
Watch the West Coast messiah put on for his city.

Eminem leaps into action in the dark and cinematic video for “Phenomenal,” his single off the Southpaw soundtrack. In the 30-second clip, the Detroit superhero wakes up in a hospital room before racing through the streets of Chinatown on a motorcycle and jumping out of a helicopter.
“You’ve been running so long. Come back,” says a mysterious voice.

Just days after paying tribute to Janet Jackson at the BET Awards, Jason Derulo channels the King of Pop himself, Michael Jackson, in the Syndrome-directed video for his new single “Cheyenne.”
In the choreographed clip, which was inspired by The Haunting, the pop crooner falls for a temptress named Cheyenne, but he can’t seem to escape her. Clad in a purple suit, Jason busts out some “Thriller”-esque moves alongside a troupe of zombie ballerinas.
“I wanted to take it back to when music videos had a huge concept and a huge dance break,” he told “GMA.” “The video is kind of like The Haunting, Cheyenne is haunting my mind and she haunts me within the video.”
Produced by Ian Kirkpatrick and The Monsters and the Strangerz, the 80’s-inspired track can be found on his fourth album Everything Is 4, which also features Stevie Wonder, Jennifer Lopez, Meghan Trainor, and K. Michelle.

R. City has been putting in work behind the scenes, penning hits for Miley Cyrus (“We Can’t Stop”), Nicki Minaj (“Only”), Rihanna (“Pour It Up”), and more of today’s top stars. Now the hitmaking duo recruits Adam Levine for its reggae-tinged single “Locked Away,” produced by Dr. Luke and Cirkut. The Maroon 5 frontman questions his lover’s loyalty, while R. City sprinkles the track with some island flavor.
“If I got locked away and we lost it all today / Tell me honestly, would you still love me the same?” sings Levine.
R. City will release its debut EP later this summer via Dr. Luke’s Kemosabe Records/RCA.

Oh me, oh my my. French Montana pays homage to his fellow Coke Boy Chinx in the video for “Off the Rip” featuring N.O.R.E. The Bad Boy rapper, who took part in Sunday’s BET Awards reunion, hits the streets to celebrate Chinx’ life. He rides out in foreign whips, while his homies perform stunts on bikes. Busta Rhymes and Ja Rule also show up with lighters in hand to honor the 31-year-old Queens MC, who was killed in a drive-by shooting in May. R.I.P. Chinx.

Meek season is officially here. The Philly rapper’s sophomore album Dreams Worth More Than Money arrives in stores and online today.
In addition to the singles “Monster” and “All Eyes On You” featuring Nicki Minaj and Chris Brown, the 14 tracks include appearances from Drake, The Weeknd, Rick Ross, Diddy, and Future, with production from Bangladesh, Boi-1da, Cardo, and Metro Boomin.
His boo Nicki Minaj revealed that her favorite song on the album is “The Trillest.”

He’s baaack. Fresh off the epic Bad Boy reunion at the BET Awards, Sean “Diddy” Combs rolls out his new single “Finna Get Loose,” which he debuted during last night’s show. Released under his ’90s moniker Puff Daddy & The Family, the Pharrell Williams-produced song finds the hip-hop mogul rhyming over an old school beat that will have you shaking in your shiny suit.
Puff commands the crowd like a pro (“Get on up!”), while Pharrell plays hypeman on the funky jam.
In addition to working on a new album, Puff is taking his Bad Boy family on the road. “#BadBoyFAMILYtour #ComingtoaCityNearYou,” he teased on Instagram.

When he’s not spinning on New York radio station Power 105, DJ Prostyle takes flight with Nicki Minaj and Jeremih on his uplifting new single “Angel.” Over a throbbing EDM beat, the R&B crooner sings the praises of a special lady, while Queen Nicki spits her club-ready verse in a British accent.
“They’ve been praying, praying for the fall, fall / But don’t worry, I still stand tall, tall,” she raps.
Prostyle recently signed with Warner Bros. Records where he will release his upcoming album.

King Los' brand new project, God Money War, hit the net earlier in the week, and while it was filled with great features, one collaboration seemingly didn't make the cut. "90s Interlude" finds Los teaming up with Omarion, and we're happy to exclusively premiere the record today on HNHH.

Despite his arrest this week for kidnapping and assault, Rick Ross stays bossed up. The MMG mogul cooks up a video for the remix to his Hood Billionaire single “Neighborhood Drug Dealer” featuring Future. The rap duo runs the streets in the gritty clip and Rozay flaunts a fistful of cash alongside some naked ladies. Hit the block with the D-boys.

Selena Gomez strips things down in her most intimate video yet for “Good for You.” In the Sophie Muller-directed clip (Beyoncé, Rihanna), the 22-year-old pop sensation disrobes and hits the shower, and rolls around on the floor in a white tee and ripped jeans.

“I wanted the video to reflect the initial stripped down version of ‘Good for You,'” said Gomez. “Sophie Muller created a beautiful and intimate visual representation of the song.”

Pia Mia pays homage to her island roots in the feel-good video for her Nic Nac-produced single “Do It Again.” In the summery clip, which was shot in Malibu, the 18-year-old Guam native hits the beach with Chris Brown and Tyga. The blonde bombshell shows off her dance moves in the sand and rocks bikinis and her trademark bandana while cruising in her Wrangler with her girlfriends. In the final scene, she meets up with Breezy and Tyga at a party, and they dance the night away.

“Getting to do this record with Chris and Tyga was a very special experience for me,” Pia Mia told Rap-Up. “They’re both artists that I love and have listened to for a long time, and getting to see how they work in the studio is inspiring to me.”

Look for the song on her upcoming debut album, which will feature a “rhythmic-pop” sound.

Bottoms up. Just in time for BET Awards weekend, Ty Dolla $ign hits the club with Future and Rae Sremmurd on his DJ Spinz-produced turn-up anthem “Blasé.” After riding out with his crew on the YG-assisted “Only Right,” the L.A. hitmaker keeps the bottles coming, Future mixes alcohol with chronic on the Auto-Tuned hook, and Rae Sremmurd gets it poppin’ with a pair of verses.

Ty’s debut album Free TC is due in September and is expected to include collaborations with Kendrick Lamar, Jagged Edge, Wiz Khalifa, and R. Kelly.

Meek Mill will release his sophomore album Dreams Worth More Than Money on Monday. Just days before the drop, the Dreamchasers rapper sets it off on his new single “All Eyes On You” featuring Chris Brown and his main chick, Nicki Minaj. Breezy has the club going crazy on the radio-friendly hook, while Nicki gets on her Biggie flow and rides out for her man (“Still at the top of all the hit lists / What they gon’ do? / Meek and Nick”).

Nicki has shared photos from the accompanying video, which is set to debut in the coming days.

DWMTM also boasts appearances from Drake, The Weeknd, Rick Ross, Diddy, and Future.

Drunk in love. In between taking his daughter to Disneyland and having “Fun” in Miami with Pitbull, Chris Brown pours up a brand new song called “Liquor” via “The Breakfast Club.” After a few rounds of drinks, the R&B superstar gets loose and serenades his lady with some woozy rhymes.

“All I wanna do is drink and f**k,” he croons.

Breezy will perform at Sunday’s BET Awards and is also rumored to participate in the dance tribute to Janet Jackson.

Compton meets Canada on “100,” The Game’s collaboration with Drake off his upcoming album The Documentary 2. Over a soulful beat, produced by Cardo, Game puts on for his city, shouts out OVO and Blood Money, and shares advice from Dr. Dre (“Dre told me not to trust these ni**as”). Drizzy holds down the hook “(“Ya’ll better not come to my studio with that fake shit”) and does some reflecting (“I would have so many friends if I didn’t have money, respect, and accomplishments”).

After a few delays, French Montana has debuted his Kanye West and Mekanics-produced single “Lose It” (previously titled “Gucci Mane”). Accompanied by Rick Ross and Lil Wayne, the Bad Boy rapper coins a new catchphrase inspired by Guwop’s Twitter outburst in 2013, where he called out Nicki Minaj, Tyga, and others.

“I think I’m ’bout to lose it, mane / Said I’m ’bout to go Gucci Mane,” they rap.
French is working with Kanye West on his sophomore album Mac & Cheese, due later this year.

After debuting the Kanye West-endorsed video for “All Hands on Deck” last month, Tinashe strips things down in the video for “Cold Sweat,” another cut off her debut Aquarius. In the minimalistic clip, directed by Stephen Garnett, a makeup-less Tinashe morphs her body into twisted positions, making for a trippy effect.

The L.A. songstress is rumored to be a part of the Janet Jackson musical tribute at this weekend’s BET Awards, and will join Nicki Minaj on her “Pinkprint” tour starting July 17 in Dallas.

Tinashe is also working with Dr. Luke and Max Martin on her second album, slated for release this fall.

With summer around the corner, Flo Rida lets the good times roll in the video for “I Don’t Like It, I Love It.” The Carol City rapper calls up Robin Thicke and throws a block party in the streets of New York in the fun and feel-good clip. Flo grabs his red cup and keeps an eye on the sexy ladies who walk by, while Thicke makes a splash with the fire hydrant. The fellas get their two-step on and dance into the night.

The Verdine White-assisted song can be found on Flo’s EP My House, which also features Chris Brown and Sage the Gemini.

Hit the block with Flo and friends.

Justine Skye feat. Vic Mensa – ‘I’m Yours’

Justine Skye pens a love letter on her new single “I’m Yours” featuring Vic Mensa. Over the snapping production from The Insomniaks, the 19-year-old “Purple Unicorn” sings the praises of her man, while the Chicago rapper serenades his girl and references 50 Cent’s “21 Questions.”

The song can be found on Justine’s EP Emotionally Unavailable, which drops tomorrow.

Vic is readying his own album Traffic and recently dropped a video for his new single “U Mad” featuring Kanye West.

Tiffany Evans feat. Fetty Wap – ‘On Sight’

R&B sensation Tiffany Evans connects with “Trap Queen” hitmaker Fetty Wap for “On Sight,” the first single from her upcoming EP All Me. The two show off their chemistry on the fun and flirty track.

“When I started writing the song, I kept getting nostalgia. It took me to a place where I just wanted to dance and be cool. No stress,” said Evans.

“I instantly thought of Fetty Wap when I was recording the ‘On Sight,'” she added. “The tone of his voice is crazy to me, so I knew it would make perfect sense to put him on the record. He just naturally has that vibe that I was looking for.”

All Me serves as the follow-up to Tiffany’s 2013 EP 143 (I Love You).

Rico Love feat. Kevin Gates, Trick Daddy, & Trina – ‘Coldest (Remix)’

Rico Love salutes the baddest chicks on his remix to “Coldest,” a cut off his 2014 mixtape I Sin. The Division1 hitmaker enlists a trifecta of rappers for the raunchy record. Kevin Gates kicks things off followed by a nasty Trick Daddy, who delivers some unabashed bars. And Trina shuts it down with her own set of sex-drenched rhymes.

“Still the baddest bitch, still killin’ these hoes,” she declares.

Re-up with the remix.

B.o.B feat. London Jae – ‘Smash It’

B.o.B keeps the bars and the bandz coming on “Smash It” featuring his No Genre artist London Jae. Bobby Ray delivers some dizzying rhymes on the turn-up anthem, which carries its own warning: “This is not for Katy Perry fans / This the type of shit your parents’ ban.” Proceed with caution.

Juicy J sets off the weekend with the video for his strip club slapper “For Everybody” featuring Wiz Khalifa and R. City. In the partly-animated clip, the Memphis rapper brings out the super freaks—and calls out the hoes—while rapping in front of the American flag. Wiz blazes up and scantily-clad ladies drip gold.

Juicy is currently on his 25-date “Hustle Continues” tour. His album THC: The Hustle Continues is due later this year.

Welcome to Miami. Pitbull and Chris Brown bring the party to South Beach in the vibrant video for “Fun,” the latest single off Pit’s album Globalization. Decked out in their colorful clothes, the dapper gentlemen get their “Miami Vice” in the Gil Green-directed clip, which features foreign cars, exotic ladies, and a whole lot of F-U-N.

Mr. 305 finds out that his girl is running the import-export trade from Colombia to Miami, and he must go undercover and bring her in. But the first order of business is fun.

Breezy and Pit fill a yacht with bikini-clad babes and hit up club Ocean Surf with Pitbull’s sextet of dancers, The Most Bad Ones. And Chris glides across the floor with his slick moves.

“With Pitbull, he always has a hit record,” Brown told Ryan Seacrest. “And the chemistry is there. I think our camaraderie and our friendship kind of makes the record bigger than what it is because it’s kind of effortless. It’s like it’s fun to do.”

Take a trip to paradise with the dynamic duo.

As he gears up for the July 4th release of Free Weezy Album, Lil Wayne is working overtime. The Young Money commander-in-chief jumps on O.T. Genasis’ new single “Do It.” Busta Rhymes’ protégé shows off his vocal chops on the strip club anthem, while Weezy serenades the strippers and shouts out magician David Blaine.

Tunechi previously remixed O.T.’s smash “CoCo” for his mixtape Sorry 4 the Wait 2.

Bust it open below.

Chris Brown & Tyga feat. ScHoolboy Q – ‘Bitches N Marijuana’

Stoners unite. Chris Brown and Tyga celebrate women and weed in the video for “Bitches N Marijuana” featuring ScHoolboy Q. In the blue-hued clip, Breezy calls up Tyga after getting bored…and high. The duo makes a call to their weed dealer and hits the club for some wild and hazy times. They make it rain as strippers work the pole, while Q makes a cameo among his favorite plants.

“Bitches N Marijuana” is the latest single off Chris and Tyga’s joint album Fan of a Fan. Breezy will launch his “One Hell of a Nite” tour in August with Kid Ink, Omarion, Fetty Wap, and Teyana Taylor.

Blaze it up below.

MADONNA FEAT. NICKI MINAJ – ‘BITCH I’M MADONNA’ Music Video

Go hard or go home. Madonna turns up in the star-studded video for “Bitch I’m Madonna,” which she debuted via TIDAL. Decked out in a pink studded Moschino jacket and leopard-print dress, the pop queen makes her way through a hotel where there’s a party going on in every corner.

The Jonas Åkerlund-directed clip is chalk full of cameos from her famous friends including Beyoncé, Kanye West, Katy Perry, Diplo, Rita Ora, Chris Rock, Miley Cyrus, and Alexander Wang, who all mouth along to the lyrics. A pink-haired Nicki Minaj appears via a TV screen to spit her verse, and Madonna’s son David Banda shows off some impressive moves.

The song can be found on Madonna’s latest album Rebel Heart.

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OMARION FEAT. KID INK & FRENCH MONTANA – ‘I’M UP’

While “Post to Be” remains in the top 10, Omarion keeps the momentum going with his new single “I’m Up.” Maybach O grabs Kid Ink and French Montana for the feel-good song, which he declares the “smash of the summer.” He doesn’t stray far from the formula, singing over a bouncy Nic Nac-produced beat (“Loyal”), while Kid Ink and French add playful verses.

Both Omarion and Kid Ink will join Chris Brown on his “One Hell of a Nite” tour starting in August.

Listen to the radio rip below via L.A. Leakers.

Kat DeLuna feat. Trey Songz – ‘Bum Bum’

Kat DeLuna cranks up the heat in the voyeuristic video for “Bum Bum.” The Dominican seductress shows off her body of work for the camcorder in the steamy NSFW scenes. She goes completely nude (save for a hat and heels) while smoking a cigarette and hits the shower soaking wet, while Trey Songz—who does not actually appear in the clip—films on the “Trey Cam.” Kat continues to display her ample assets while dancing in a thong and a leotard.

“Bum Bum” is the lead single off Kat’s first album since 2010’s Inside Out, due later this year.

Take a peek at her unrated home movie.

The Diplo-produced song, which features a verse from Nicki, appears on Madonna’s latest album Rebel Heart.