By now, you should be aware of the new mambo sauce that McDonald’s is slanging in their restaurants. Get a glimpse into how it came together (and the people they worked with to make it happen) above. No criticism here — the effort alone is highly respected.
To celebrate one of the newest additions to its sauce lineup, McDonald’s is passing the mic to real sauce fans and makers of Mambo sauce.
Finally — Drizzy gets back to the bars over a Conductor Williams beat. For All The Dogs drops tomorrow (Oct. 6).
Directed by Daps and released in conjunction with Nickelodeon. Khaled’s Til Next Time album is on the way.
Nickelodeon Presents “Supposed to Be Loved.” Sing along to DJ Khaled’s hit song “Supposed to Be Loved” featuring Lil Baby, Future and Lil Uzi Vert in the music video created with kids! Also, check out the interviews about love – we love young love!
Directed by FOUR and LifeInADSLR.
On Tuesday (Oct. 3), Theo Von premiered the latest episode of his “This Past Weekend” podcast with Sexyy Red. During the hour-and-a-half sit-down in Miami, the two spoke on Drake, the success of the viral single “Pound Town,” family, and much more.
Near the end of the interview, Von brought up former President Donald Trump, who he humorously described as another “sexy red.” He then asked his guest about her thoughts on the embattled politician. “I like Trump,” she said. “Yeah, they support him in the hood. At first I don’t think people was f**king with him. They thought he was racist, saying little s**t against women.”
The St. Louis rapper continued, “But once he started getting Black people out of jail and giving people that free money, aww baby. We love Trump. We need him back in office. We need him back because, baby, them checks. Them stimulus checks. Trump, we miss you… He funny to me. I used to be watching him talking to people. He used to be calling people fat. He just bold. We need people like him.” Notably, Trump is both on a campaign for the 2024 presidential seat and in the midst of a civil fraud trial in New York.
Back in June, Sexyy Red unveiled the sophomore mixtape Hood Hottest Princess, an 11-song body of work with big contributions from Nicki Minaj, Juicy J, DJ Paul, ATL Jacob, Tay Keith, and more. Since then, she continued her momentum via the recent singles “Hood Rats” with Sukihana, “Hellcats SRTs 2” with Lil Durk, and “Shake Yo Dreads.” Red also made appearances on songs like Finesse2Tymes’ “Shiesty,” DaBaby’s “SHAKE SUMN (REMIX),” Lancey Foux’s “MMM HMM,” YN Jay’s “Perc & Sex (Remix),” Young Nudy’s “Peaches & Eggplants (Remix),” and Moneybagg Yo’s “Big Dawg.”
Shot by Drew Filmed It and produced by DY Krazy and Slowburnz. Scooter’s Streets Krazy project is on the way.
Directed by YungManny and YinYang and taken from Koyejo.
Directed by Shot Selection Media and taken from Gangsta Art 2.
Another amazing live performance from the prince of OY.
Kenilworth Katrina reaches into the vault to bless the masses with some unheard cuts. AlienMacKitty, DropZone Tiff, and So Vicious contribute to the overall effort. Stream The Archives Volume 1 below.
A crazy flip of a Bone classic but two of the area’s illest. Directed by FOUR.
Shot by JPULCHRITUDE and Frequency Stu. If you missed it, you can check out New Impressionz’s performance here.
Yo Gotti delivers his sequel to last year’s Gangsta Art, complete with new tunes from his impressive roster. Fans can also check out a visual for GloRilla and Fivio Foreign’s “Cha Cha Cha” below.
Shoutout to Ving Rhames. Produced by Facegod and shot by Wavey Gang Films. Press play on LilBro YP’s new project of the same name here.
A five-track project for fans to enjoy during Art All Night weekend, which will include a big event from Yaddiya himself (below).
The beautiful and talented Odd Mojo hits the NYC streets with her crew for a performance clip of her latest single with RillyRil.
King Los is definitely in the beginning stages of a run. Check out the Baltimore talent’s self-directed clip for his latest drop below.
Even while behind bars, Cruddy Murda isn’t looking to stop his forward movement. Check out the aptly titled #FreeTheCruddy, complete with seven cuts and a single assist from SemiHomie. Press play below.
