I have to be honest: I’m over music that degrades women. That goes for casual violence and glorifying toxicity across the board.
Which is frustrating, because the visual for Future’s “Build A Bitch” is genuinely stunning.
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Shortly after dropping the visuals for “Nothing Nice To Say,” Jhené Aiko got the news that her new album, Westside Whimsy, officially went number 1.
Before getting into the chart numbers and industry milestones, we need to talk about the “Nothing Nice To Say” video.
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This rollout has been one hell of a ride. Tyla and Vevo just dropped the third video in their exclusive performance series, and “KISS,” from her album A*POP, might be the most visually striking one yet.
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Ice Spice & Lil Yatchy – Out My Face (My Baby) is baby making music. Is this a traditional slow jam you turn on to set a romantic mood? Absolutely not. But with unhinged, instantly quotable lines like “matter fact make me a mom,” this track will dominate your social feeds, arguments, and group chats for the rest of the year. Out My Face (My Baby) delivers an upbeat, fast-paced collab paired with a trippy, must-watch visual.
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What happens when you pair one of the sharpest songwriting duos in R&B with Trigga Trey? You get Blaq Tuxedo – Crash Out feat: Trey Songz, a breezy, summer-ready remix that doesn’t take itself too seriously. Released with a raw, nostalgic new music video, the track brings high energy, big flexes, and just enough self-awareness to keep you hitting replay.
If you’ve been on the internet lately, you know the term “crashing out” is having its moment. Leave it to Blaq Tuxedo and Trey Songz to turn that chaos into a certified vibe.
The “Neighbors Know My Name” singer joins the track to let everyone know two simple facts: he gets money in large amounts, and he isn’t afraid to crash out if the situation calls for it.
Honestly, I love that Trey is leaning directly into his recent viral moments.
We’ve all seen the clips of him over the past few years reacting when people invade his personal space at events. Some of those reactions were completely justified, and others… well, we’ll leave that up for debate. Either way, turning real-life memes into catchy lyricism is top-tier R&B behavior.
Directed by Moriah King, the official video for Blaq Tuxedo – Crash Out feat: Trey Songz gives off heavy throwback energy.
It looks like someone popped a dusty VHS tape into a dirty VCR. Maybe that’s a subtle call back to an era when you could crash out in public and still live to see another day on timeline opinion. Or maybe it’s just the raw aesthetic of being shot entirely on an iPhone 17 Pro.
The video cuts between:
Is it an avant-garde, boundary-breaking cinematic masterpiece? No. But it captures authentic chemistry, and it’s the exact energy you want spinning at a pool party or a late-night cookout.
If you aren’t familiar with Blaq Tuxedo by name, trust me, your playlist definitely knows them.
The Grammy-winning duo had a massive run through 2025, co-writing and co-producing smash hits like Chris Brown’s platinum-certified “Residuals” alongside several cuts for Ciara. After spending years writing hits for artists like Ty Dolla $ign and Doja Cat, the duo is holding back some of their best heat for their own catalog.
The original “Crash Out” single was solid on its own, but Trey’s vocal elasticity and signature swagger give this remix extra legs. It proves Blaq Tuxedo knows how to blend songwriting craft with effortless, fun energy.
At the end of the day, Blaq Tuxedo – Crash Out feat: Trey Songz succeeds because it doesn’t overthink the assignment.
It’s fun, smooth, slightly petty, and packed with replay value. If you haven’t checked out the visual yet, throw it on your weekend playlist and watch the madness unfold.
Earlier this month we put you onto Remy Ma’s latest single, “Put Em On.” Now she’s back with the official visual, and if you’re putting together your summer playlist, this is one that deserves a spot in the rotation.
The Remy Ma – Put Em On Video isn’t trying to reinvent the wheel. It doesn’t have to. Instead, it leans into something we can all appreciate: good friends, good music, and one of those house parties you wish someone had invited you to.
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Do not play with Ella Mai, because she just might burn your house down. While it sounds like a page out of Lisa “Left Eye” Lopes’ playbook, her latest music video “Might Just” actually takes inspiration from Waiting to Exhale. In the cinematic new visuals, the R&B singer acts out the story of a girlfriend calmly unraveling into a rage, ultimately torching the home she shares with her boyfriend.
Joined by cameos from Taylor Rooks, Ryan Destiny, and Coco Jones, the video opens with Ella making a bed. In the background, her boyfriend and another woman are making out. As the betrayal unfolds, Ella serenades the viewer with the chilling line, “I might just burn this whole thing down.”
Soon after, she drenches the cheating couple in gasoline—all while singing with a gorgeous voice. Her vocals are lovely enough to make a man forget she is singing about arson, rather than just talking things out and leaving like a normal person. But instead of walking away from a cheater, Ella chooses to burn it all to the ground.
A History of Heartbreak Arson
This dramatic plot is a staple in both pop culture and real life. Think back to Waiting to Exhale, when Angela Bassett famously burned her cheating husband’s car and clothes. Similarly, Left Eye of TLC famously set fire to a home during her tumultuous relationship with Andre “Bad Moon” Rison.
Directed by Alfred Marroquin, the video masterfully showcases what it looks like when a woman unravels from heartbreak. The visuals serve as a direct tribute to 1995’s Waiting to Exhale, which celebrated its 30th anniversary last year.
Fortunately, the fiery drama is strictly for artistic license. Next month, Ella’s Do You Still Love Me? Tour will officially kick off on July 2 at Milwaukee Summerfest. The 28-date tour will hit major cities like Chicago and Los Angeles, before concluding with her long-awaited debut at New York City’s iconic Radio City Music Hall on August 28.
Two decades after releasing her iconic debut album, the Bronx rap legend is back with a unexpected vibe. When you think of Remy Ma, you think of twenty years of raw, hardcore, street-certified energy. If static is popping off in the streets, she is the exact person you want in your corner. But on her latest single, “Put Em On“, the rap veteran steps completely outside her usual comfort zone.
Produced by Juice, the track is a clear bid for a breakout summer anthem. It pairs hard-hitting drums and heavy bass with a hook that will get stuck in your head like a Q-Tip
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Mega Millions Music artist Loui Paso just dropped a massive global crossover track called “Untouchable” featuring Fivio Foreign & Jon Z that is basically engineered to be blasted out of car windows all summer.
Released on June 5, 2026, for New Music Friday, this track is a brilliant cross-cultural collision. It bridges the gap between Brooklyn’s gritty streets and Puerto Rico’s high-octane trap scene. Proving that good chemistry always beats a forced corporate marketing strategy.
Let’s be honest. A lot of international collaborations look great on paper but sound like the artists recorded their verses in completely different time zones without ever talking. “Untouchable” avoids that trap entirely. The chemistry here feels totally organic, mostly because everyone brings their absolute A-game to the table.
Fivio Foreign holds down the New York side of things with that signature, gritty confidence and those ad-libs we all know by heart. Loui Paso steers the ship with a sharp perspective that shows exactly why MMM is betting big on him. Then Jon Z crashes into the track with his trademark chaotic energy, adding an international spark that takes the record to a whole new level.
If you want the full visual experience, you won’t have to wait very long. The track is already burning up streaming platforms, but the official high-budget music video is scheduled to premiere next Wednesday, June 10, 2026. Get your speakers ready. We’ve got a sneak peak and its a high energy video that fits the song perfectly.
Having followed the career of Young Jeezy over the last two decades, the way he has matured has been amazing to watch. All too often, we see artists who never want to change and who stay stuck in a street mentality. However, the “Snowman” rapper is out to prove that you can spit gangsta music and still be classy with it. How? His Legend of The Snowman show in Vegas is changing the culture.
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