Videos tagged with Hip Hop

This YouTube video features the song "The Grinch" by Key Glock, from his album "Glockaveli: All Eyez On Key". Released on August 29, 2025, the track was produced by Oh Ross, with lyrics by Markeyvius Cathey and composition by Cole Wainwright. The production team includes mixing engineer Ari Morris, assistant mixing engineer Logan Schmitz, and mastering engineer Mike Tucci. The description indicates it was auto-generated by YouTube and provided by Virgin Music Group.

This YouTube video, titled 'Sunny Dayz,' features the song of the same name by Key Glock. It is part of his album 'Glockaveli: All Eyez On Key,' released in 2025. The description lists the production and engineering credits, including producers, lyricists, composers, mixing engineers, and mastering engineer. The track was released on August 29, 2025, under Republic Records, a division of UMG Recordings, Inc., and provided by Virgin Music Group.

This video captures the Lil Weezyana Fest 2024, featuring a performance by Lil Wayne and a reunion of the Hot Boyz. It showcases energetic musical performances in New Orleans.

This YouTube video title, 'Hot Boyz Reunion 🔥 Lil Weezyana ⚜️', suggests a focus on a reunion of individuals or a group known as 'Hot Boyz' potentially at an event or location called 'Lil Weezyana'. Given the context of 'Lil Weezyana' likely referencing Lil Wayne and his associated events or culture, and the common association of hip-hop culture with discussions around firearms (even if not explicitly demonstrated), the tags will lean towards general firearms culture and potential related topics.

This episode of "Gun Camp" features an exclusive interview with Hip Hop artist Twista. The discussion centers on his involvement in the Second Amendment community and his group of like-minded enthusiasts, also named "Gun Camp." This marks the beginning of a three-part docuseries exploring this intersection of music and firearms advocacy.

This YouTube video features a live performance by the artist Twista at a meetup hosted by 'A Regular Gun Guy'. The title and description indicate a lifestyle and entertainment focus with a strong connection to the firearms community through the host's channel. While no specific firearms, calibers, or manufacturers are explicitly mentioned, the context of 'A Regular Gun Guy' strongly implies a presence of firearms-related content and attendees. The video is categorized as 'General Firearms' due to the implied audience and context. The score reflects the potential relevance to firearms enthusiasts based on the host's known content, but a lack of specific details in the provided data limits a higher score.

This video discusses a high-profile arrest related to the murder of Takeoff, a rapper. The title suggests the internet's narrative surrounding the arrest is incorrect, implying the video will offer a different perspective or uncover new information. The description primarily consists of social media and Patreon links for the creator, 2wildguns, indicating a focus on content creation and community building. Information about the actual firearm aspects of the case or any reviews is absent from the provided data.

This YouTube video discusses the concerning trend of rappers being targeted in violent incidents, using the shooting of SpotemGottem as a primary example. The title highlights the severity of the situation by questioning if being a rapper is a 'death sentence' and mentions the car being hit by 22 bullets. The description includes calls for donations, channel memberships, and links to the creator's social media platforms, suggesting a focus on discussion and community engagement around current events and potentially broader societal issues related to violence.

This YouTube video features DJ Akademiks interviewing Shotti, who is responding to statements made by 6ix9ine and Wack 100. The description includes various links for donations, channel memberships, and social media follows, as well as a Karmaloop referral code. The content appears to be a discussion or interview related to the music industry figures mentioned in the title.

This YouTube video's title and description indicate a discussion or reaction to the "INDUSTRY BABY" music video by Lil Nas X, featuring Jack Harlow. The content appears to be a commentary on the music video itself, rather than a firearms-related discussion. The creator is soliciting donations and promoting their other social media channels and membership options.

This video announces the passing of hip-hop artist DMX and offers condolences to a 'legend'. The description includes links for donations to the streamer, information on becoming a YouTube member, and social media links (Twitch, Instagram, Twitter). It also contains a mention of a discount code for Karmaloop. There is no direct mention of firearms, calibers, manufacturers, or related topics within the provided title and description.

This video discusses the release of Bobby Shmurda and frames it within a larger debate about "street vs. internet accountability." It questions whether he is the "King of New York" and explores the implications of online accountability versus real-world consequences. The description includes multiple links for donations, channel memberships, and social media follows for the creator, Tony D2Wild, indicating it's part of a live stream or content creator's platform.