This week saw Kendrick Lamar release the music video for “Alright” off his latest studio album, To Pimp A Butterfly. Elsewhere, Meek Mill dropped off his Drake-assisted record “R.I.C.O.,” which features on the Philadelphia, Pennsylvania rapper’s recently released sophomore effort. Finally, The Alchemist teamed up with Action Bronson and let loose “Voodoo” off his forthcoming project.
Kendrick Lamar Releases “Alright” Music Video
Kendrick Lamar opened up the BET Music Awards last Sunday (June 28) with a live rendition of “Alright,” a record that features on the rapper’s latest album, To Pimp A Butterfly. Despite the performance being heavily criticized by Fox News analyst Geraldo Rivera, K. Dot decided to release the music video for the cut just a few days later.
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Meek Mill Drops “R.I.C.O.” Featuring Drake
Meek Mill recently released his Drake-assisted record “R.I.C.O” off his sophomore studio album, Dreams Worth More Than Money. The record, which is produced by Swizz Beatz and Vinylz, follows the release of the album’s other single, “All Eyes on You.”
The Alchemist Teams With Action Bronson For “Voodoo”
Earlier this week, The Alchemist released “Voodoo” featuring Action Bronson. The record acts as the first single off his forthcoming project, Retarded Alligator Beats.
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This week’s Top 10 is as follows:
- Kendrick Lamar – “Alright” [Video]
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- Redman – “Somebody Got Robbed” [Video]
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