Official Music Videos

You don’t want to let Danny Brown into his zone. Sampling the famous Kanye West line, Brown takes us inside a molly-filled night for the video to his single ‘Dip’ off his upcoming album ‘Old.’

If you're feeling down today, Michael O's new song will definitely lift your spirits. The New York-born, Portland, Maine-raised R&B singer has just released the video for his track, 'Breakdown.'

The always controversial Chief Keef is back with another video, this time for his single, ‘Love No Thotties.’ Fresh off of having a warrant out for his arrest as a result of failing to pay child support, the Chicago artist expresses his lack of trust for the ladies as he drives around town while talking to one "lucky" woman.

J. Cole's inspiring track 'Crooked Smile' is the second single off his chart-topping 'Born Sinner' album and it's notable for its overwhelmingly positive overtones. However, the video doesn't relay the same bright message.

Stores are a few hours away from opening up, food stops are empty and business owners are enjoying the silence. It's time to dance. Solange plays around a commercial area and in a rhythmically lit hallway in the video for 'Lovers in the Parking Lot,' a song off her 'True' EP.

R&B mack Omarion is seducing his ladylove in the smooth video for 'Know You Better.' The melodic ballad is from the Maybach Music Group's compilation album, 'Self Made, Vol. 3.'

The Underachievers most recent mixtape, 'The Lords of Flatbush,' isn't really a step up from their previous 'Indigoism,' but it does feature some of the duo's best songs. 'N.A.S.A.' -- ‘New Age Stoners Anthem' -- is one of them, and now the track has a video to go along with it.

2 Chainz shows how he makes his money in the new video for the Mike WiLL Made It-produced banger 'Where U Been.' The performance clip features Cap 1 and his fans celebrating Deuce's opulent lifestyle.

We are still waiting for a new 50 Cent album to drop, but for now, here's a video for his mixtape single, 'Can't Help Myself (I'm Hood).' Fif takes it back to the 'hood in the Eif Rivera-directed clip.

The Weeknd teams up with fellow Canadian crooner Drake for his mysterious video 'Live For.' The entire clip takes place in a dark warehouse as the two exchange confessional verses about living out their dreams.