Official Music Videos

Raheem DeVaughn is not done promoting his latest album, 'Love Sex Passion.' The self-proclaimed "Love King" is back with a new video for his single, "Black Ice Cream."

50 Cent reenacts his near-fatal 2000 shooting that left him wounded with nine bullets lodged inside of him in his new video for “9 Shots.”

Rapper Kendrick Lamar continues to promote his celebrated album 'To Pimp a Butterfly' with a new video for “Be Free?” (Interlude), which is spoken word tune on the LP.

Five months after Drake released his celebrated mixtape/album 'If You’re Reading This, It’s Too Late', he finally delivers a video for his fan-favorite track, “Energy.” The clip is wildly imaginary as Drizzy pokes fun at some of America’s famous pop culture moments.

Wiz Khalifa has been relishing in the success of his single, "See You Again," for the past few months and now it leads the Billboard Hot 100 for a 12th week. While we await a new song from the Taylor Gang leader, he joins rappers Krept and Konan in the video for "Do It for the Gang."

Leave it to the ladies to get the job done right. Future relies on two female accomplices to get his cash in the video for "Real Sisters," a song off his 'Beast Mode' mixtape.

Have you ever watched 'Yonkers' or any Odd Future video and thought, "What the hell is going through these guys' heads?" Well, good news. Tyler, the Creator decided to let the curious inside his head in the 'Tamale' video, directed by Tyler himself.

Before the hype for 'The Marshall Mathers LP 2' began, Eminem released 'Survival' in promotion for the upcoming 'Call of Duty: Ghosts.' He returns to the rock rap track with a new visual.

As promised, Paris Hilton gives her debut single an accompanying video. The 'Good Time' visual features a pool party with a solid number of attendees. The exact occasion isn't really clear, but apparently that doesn't matter since Hilton is an attendee.

Pusha T's long-awaited 'My Name Is My Name' is dropping tomorrow as expected. What probably isn't as expected, though, is the rapper dropping the video for 'Sweet Serenade' so soon after releasing clips to 'Nosetalgia' and 'King Push.' It's still a welcomed surprise.