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Earl Sweatshirt’s sophomore album I Don’t Like Sh*t, I Don’t Go Outside is set to drop March 23rd. It contains ten brand new tracks and clocks in at around the 30 minute mark. It’s Earl’s first full length project since his 2013 debut album Doris. And Earl is sharing the first track from the album via some oddball visuals. Peep the video for “Grief” after the jump.
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Action Bronson’s debut album Mr. Wonderful will be out at the end of March (get it now via iTunes) and he’s sharing the absolutely insane and highly awesome visuals for his single “Actin’ Crazy” (produced by Drake’s coconspirator 40.) Check it out after the jump!
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“Sophisticated Thoughts,” “Simple Minds,” “Disney Kids.” Those are just a few cuts Queens rapper Julian Stephen has delivered as of late. And we here at iHipHop believe if you haven’t yet gotten yourself acquainted with him click on those hyperlinks and do so! Because 2015 is looking to be Julian Stephens’ year to prove his worth to the industry as he drops off the visuals for “Get It Together,” a short but somber effort akin to Chicago’s psychedelic superstar Chance The Rapper. With “Get It Together” Julian showcases his witty yet positive lyricism all with his head firmly on his shoulders. If your New Year’s resolution is to be a better person but can’t seem to find any positive reinforcement then Julian is here for ya. Check out Julian Stephen’s “Get It Together” after the jump!
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The Kosovo emigre (now residing in Brooklyn) G4SHI is joined by NYC’s Vinny Cha$e for the “I’ll Be Fine” visuals. You can peep that after the jump and check out our exclusive interview with G4SHI here.
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Is this the making of ’90s GAP revival? Rihanna is joined by Kanye West and Paul McCartney for the “FourFiveSeconds” visuals. In it, Rihanna is sandwiched between two men, one who is an ex-Beatle, while the other is Yeezus. There’s not much to say here, other than it’s a dilberately cheesy song with an equally cheesy video. Yep, straight cheese here, bruh bruh. Peep the visuals for “FourFiveSeconds” after the jump.
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The hyperkinetic and frantic collaboration between Young Thug, A$AP Ferg and Freddie Gibbs “Old English” receives a fittingly odd and offbeat animated visual treatment a la that of Jean-Michel Basquiat. Check out the colorful video for “Old English” after the jump.
