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2 Chainz ft. Lil Wayne “Money Maker,” Curren$y ft. Rick Ross “Mugello Red” & More | Daily Visuals 9.15.20
Source: Tim Mosenfelder / Getty We’re only a few weeks away from 2 Chainz dropping his latest album, So Help Me God, and with the drop date steadily approaching the artist formerly known as Tity Boi has dropped some new visuals to build some buzz for his eight studio project. Taking viewers back to school for his visuals to the Lil Wayne assisted “Money Maker,” Chainz and Weezy incorporate the talents of some HBCU marching bands and cheerleaders who serve as eye candy while the two rappers ball out on the football field. Elsewhere, Curren$y keeps his affinity for exotic automobiles alive and well, and in his clip to “Mugello Red” links up with Rick Ross to burn some trees, flaunt some rides, and toast to the good life. Check out the rest of today’s drops including work from REKS, Peso...
GFive Cultivation Partners With Cam’ron For Pynk Mynk Line
Source: GFive Cultivation / GFIVE Hip-Hop’s connection to cannabis culture has long been on the rise over the past few years thanks to recreational and medical usage increasing nationwide, leading to new branding opportunities. Taking advantage of the green rush, Cam’ron has partnered with GFive Cultivation for the release of a new cannabis line, Pynk Mynk. GFive Cultivation and Cam’ron introduced the Pynk Mynk line in Las Vegas, Nev. late last month and is explained as a Sativa-forward hybrid that leans on the sweet, citrusy side with notes of woods and promises to be on the uplifting side as most Sativa strains. As the name suggests, the flower itself is a bright light green with sprinkled by notes of pink thus its name. Source: GFive Cultivation / GFIVE Cam’ron, who brought the color pi...
Crowds Gather In Minneapolis To Protest Murder Of George Floyd, Tear Gas Deployed By Cops
Source: Stephen Maturen / Getty George Floyd, the Houston native who was effectively murdered by Minneapolis police earlier this week, was in the front of the minds of those who gathered to protest his senseless death. As large crowds gathered in the southern section of the Minnesota city, police and protestors clashed not unlike demonstrations of the past sparked by similar circumstances. While an official tally of gatherers is largely unknown, thousands, or at the very least, hundreds, took to the streets of South Minneapolis as they met at a memorial site for Floyd. Known as “Big Floyd” by family and friends, the restaurant security guard and family man was targeted by police after allegedly attempting to use a counterfeit bill at a store. While outside sitting on the hood of his car, F...
