The New 1017 newly signed recording artist Hotboy Wes drops a new music video 'My Lil Dance' featuring 1017 CEO Gucci Mane. Watch Hotboy West Ft. Gucci Mane My Little Dance below...

With Summer in full swing, Music is flowing out quicker than ever. DJDuceMixtapes has you covered with the Hot 🔥 Music Vids Of The Week List featuring music videos from DaBaby, Rich Dunk, Big30, Tom MacDonald, BigWalkDog and more! Hot 🔥 Music Vids Of The Week 5/27 - 7/3 DaBaby - Red Light, Green Light BigWalkDog Ft. Lil Baby & Pooh Shiesty - Whole Lotta Ice Tom MacDonald - Dont Look Down Lil Baby & Lil Durk - Man Of My Word Big30 Ft. Yo Gotti - Too Official Rich Dunk Ft. DaBaby - DEMON G Herbo - I Don't Wanna Die Papoose Ft. Jim Jones - KING KONG DJ Kayslay Ft. Dave East, Vado, Jim Jones, Shoota93, TalkitTrigg - Harlem Block Money Big Scarr & Quezz Ruthless - Bacc to Bacc

Big30 links with Yo Gotti on newly released track titled 'Too Official'. Stream & watch Big30 Ft. Yo Gotti Too Official below...

dvsn & Ty Dolla $ign link up on a new record with the late great Mac Miller titled 'I Believed It'. Stream dvsn & Ty Dolla $ign Ft. Mac Miller I Believed It below...

Papoose & Jim Jones link up for a new music video titled 'KING KONG' featured on WSHH. Watch Papoose Ft. Jim Jones KING KONG below...

Swizz Beatz, The Lox, Method Man, Griselda, Track, Michael K Williams, Lil Buck and Busta Rhymes honour the late DMX by performing a medley of his top hits at the 2021 BET Awards. #CulturesBiggestNight #BETAwards

DJ Ben Frank & DJ Young Shawn return with new Mixtape series "OnlyBandz" featuring new music from Fredo Bang, DaBaby, Icewear Vezzo & more.

BEATKING is back linking up with 2 Chainz & Juicy J on this new heavy hitter track titled 'SDAB'. Stream BEATKING Ft. 2 Chainz & Juicy J SDAB below...

If you rap about traditional values and expose truths they will BAN YOU! Spotify has banned a song called Safe Space that literally opens with the line “they might ban me for this song,” because it contains lyrics critical of the LGBT movement and BLM. Yes, really. A track called Safe Space by conservative rappers Bryson Gray and Patriot J was blacklisted by the streaming giant, which initially denied that it had censored the song. Gray’s album Bold as a Lion: Season One is still available on the platform, but the Safe Space song is grayed out and unplayable. “Their previous viral hits include songs supporting former President Trump, the popular movement around him, gun rights, as well as diss tracks targeting liberal media figures like CNN’s Don Lemon, but also the very subject of censorship, such as Patriot J’s “Thought Criminal,” writes Didi Rankovic. “Their collaboration that Spotify apparently considered too controversial to let its subscribers decide whether or not to listen to touched on pretty much every topic that “triggers” the left-leaning social and other media: transgenderism, issues that would be qualified as so-called “fatphobia,” the legitimacy of the 2020 presidential election, and support for the BLM movement.” Patriot J responded by pointing out that other black rappers can glorify death, crime and all kinds of immoral and disgusting lifestyles, “but if you mess around and rap about traditional values and expose truths they will BAN YOU!” “Remember y’all, you can rap about anything you want except going against the LGBT. You can rap about your vagina to children all day, you can rap about popping pills, you can rap about doing crime… but not the forbidden topic,” tweeted Bryson Gray. As we highlighted back in March, Spotify announced that it would begin censoring songs that contain “misinformation,” a totally arbitrary approach which is completely open to abuse by the company’s notoriously woke employees. Music icon Ian Brown revealed that Spotify had deleted his anti-lockdown song Little Seed Big Tree, while it was also reported that Spotify employees threatened a mutiny if the company didn’t blacklist episodes of the Joe Rogan podcast. This once again underscores how Big Tech is mimicking how state censors implemented the system of socialist realism in the former Soviet Union to ensure that art or music which expressed dissident thought was blacklisted. In order to entrench loyalty to the Communist Party and advance a utopian image of Soviet society, “The purpose of socialist realism was to limit popular culture to a specific, highly regulated faction of emotional expression that promoted Soviet ideals.” The tyranny of censorship that was once implemented by totalitarian governments is now enforced by multi-billion dollar corporations. And the regressive left loves it. Full article at Infowars.com

Rich Dunk is back releasing a new music video for a track titled "Demon" featuring DaBaby. Watch Rich Dunk Ft. DaBaby Demon below...