Best Hip-Hop Videos Of The Week

With the A$AP Mob giving listeners a taste of that old school NY hip-hop, 50 Cent teaming with TDE, and Childish Gambino linking with Chance The Rapper; rap videos definitely brought some new flavor this week.

As many other visuals also graced the scene, check out the top hip-hop videos of the week.

A$AP Mob Feat. A$AP Nast & Method Man- "Trillmatic"

They say NY hip-hop is dwindling, well the Empire State’s newbies have teamed with the vets to make sure that doesn’t go down. As the A$AP Mob linked with Method Man on their latest visual indeed breathing life into that old school NY hip-hop.

Problem- "Understand Me"

Cali’s Problem comes through with the first visual off his forthcoming EP, Understand Me choosing to bring to life the project’s title track. The rapper provides a simple black-and-white video for the bouncy club track. Understand Me EP drops December 10. Stream the album, here.- C. Vernon Coleman

Childish Gambino Feat. Chance The Rapper- “The Worst Guys”

Tuesday (December 10) is the day. With the release of Childish Gambino’s album, Because The Internet, only days away, the rapper follows up yesterday’s visual for “3005″ with the new video for the smooth Chance The Rapper assisted track, “The Worst Guys.” In the sunny visual, the two MCs enjoy a day at the beach which includes, surfing, smoking, a failed attempt at a combination of the two, rapping on cars and doing karate in the sand.-C. Vernon Coleman

SZA Feat. 50 Cent- Teen Spirit (Remix)

50 Cent drops two verses for TDE’s first lady, SZA, on the remix of her “Teen Spirit” single. The already smooth record just got a lot rougher as 50 Cent drops some cold rhymes while he chills outside someone’s house. Check out the video above.- EMMANUEL C.M.

Stalley- "Raise Your Weapons"

This month of December is what Stalley deems #RaiseYourWeapons. With the death of Civil Rights Icon Nelson Mandela—among other important moments in America—the MMG signee honors everyone in his new music video. Directed by Abraham Vilchez-Moran and Jai Jamison, the Honest Cowboy cut aims for us to do something positive with our lives and benefit from the change.-ERIC DIEP