Rooga (@Real_Rooga) f/ G Ravon - "What They On" (Video)

Chicago native, Las Vegas based artist & Jet High Entertainment CEO Rooga drops his official music video for his single entitled "What They On" featuring rising Chicago female artist G Ravon.

BabyChiefDoit (@Babychiefdoitt) - "The Crib" (Video)

Chicago hottest young artist BabyChiefDoit drops off his official music video for his latest single entitled "The Crib", out now on all music streaming platforms.

Go Yayo (@HoodFameGoYayo) - "This That Gangsta Shit" (Video)

Fort Worth, Texas artist Go Yayo drops off his official music video for his record called "This That Gangsta Shit", out now everywhere.

HoodTrophy Bino - "Die For Bino" (Video)

Rising West Coast artist HoodTrophy Bino delivers another gripping visual with his latest single “Die For Bino,” a cinematic street anthem that blends raw storytelling with high-energy trap production. In “Die For Bino” HoodTrophy Bino delivers a melodic, West Coast street anthem that captures the intensity of loyalty, survival, and ambition. Driven by booming 808s and a dark, hypnotic beat, “Die For Bino” reflects on the sacrifices and risks that come with the street life he came from. The accompanying music video amplifies the intensity of the record with striking visuals and performance-driven scenes that place Bino at the center of his world. Surrounded by the symbols of his rise like fast cars, flashing lights, and the energy of the streets, the visual moves between gritty urban settings and stylized cinematic moments, highlighting both the pressure and the triumph of his journey.

Houston Bernard & Ashley Jordan - "Heartbreak In Reverse" (Video)

Houston Bernard - A Country Music Maverick with a Rich Musical Heritage Houston Bernard's love for country music is deeply ingrained in his family history, with a lineage that includes songwriters, touring musicians, and even an outlaw gunfighter who inspired The Eagles' song "Bitter Creek" on their album Desperado. Born in Oklahoma and raised in Alaska, and Massachusetts, Houston is also an Army veteran who has seamlessly transitioned into a successful career as an independent country music recording artist, captivating audiences nationwide with his energetic performances. Drawing inspiration from a diverse range of musical influences, from Bruce Springsteen to Dolly Parton, Houston infuses his music with the rich country and rockabilly roots of his family. With original songs like "All We Are Is Memories," "People We Are," and "American Dream," Houston has amassed hundreds of thousands of streams on platforms like Spotify and YouTube. His music has been featured on prominent platforms such as Country Rebel, CMT.com, The Heartland Network, and The Country Network. Having shared the stage with country legends such as Luke Bryan, Old Dominion, Granger Smith, and Clint Black, Houston's dynamic live performances showcase his powerhouse vocals and undeniable stage presence. His latest single, "Ever Gonna Be," produced by hitmaker Bill McDermott at Nashville's Omni Sound Studios, is a testament to his ability to craft country anthems that resonate with listeners undergoing life transitions. Nominated for an impressive seven awards at the 2024 Josie Music Awards, including Music Video of the Year & Best Performance in a Music Video (Winner) for "In My Blood," Single of the Year for "Don't Feel Like a Livin," and EP of the Year for "Songs for the People," which debuted with over 1 million streams, Houston Bernard is making a significant impact in the country music scene. With nominations for Vocalist and Artist of the Year, Houston's talent and dedication to his craft are undeniable. As he continues to rise in the music industry, Houston Bernard is a true country music maverick, moving forward with the same passion and determination that have defined his musical journey thus far.

Darren Waller (@Rackkwall83) - "In The Valley" (Video)

Today, NFL athlete, recording artist and mental health advocate Darren Waller releases a soulful and self-reflective new single “In The Valley” via UnitedMasters - LISTEN/WATCH. The music video was filmed along California’s iconic Big Sur coastline, capturing its breathtaking scenery as a stunning backdrop. The release comes on the heels of Waller becoming an unrestricted free agent in the NFL after playing for the Miami Dolphins last season.

“The greatest transformations in my life and well-being all started in the moments I felt I hit some sort of bottom," says Waller. "This song is about not giving up. The 'valley' isn't just a low point, it's where the growth happens. Whether it's on the field or in life, your setbacks don't define your destiny, they prepare you for it."

Produced by acclaimed Atlanta hitmaker JRod (K Camp, 6lack, Jacquees), Nia C and Zee Dolla, the track is built on an angelic sample, providing a beautiful backdrop for Waller’s vulnerability while closing with a powerful message of perseverance. His lyricism consistently reflects his lived experience, spanning his journey through recovery, the highs and lows of his NFL career and his ongoing evolution. The record trades typical athlete bravado for a more transparent look at personal growth as Waller balances the physical demands of the NFL with a music career grounded in authenticity and advocacy.

After the NFL season, Waller sat down for an in-depth conversation on The Dan Le Batard Show, where he spoke openly about his early identity struggles and how he utilizes therapy and songwriting to navigate public life. The release of “In The Valley” marks Waller’s first musical release since he came out of retirement to return to the field and play for the Miami Dolphins last season. Outside of the studio and the stadium, Waller remains deeply committed to the Darren Waller Foundation which provides recovery resources to his Las Vegas community.

Shirley's Temple 120th Episode: Interview With Gerald Huston | @shirju

On the 120th episode of Shirley’s Temple, I sat with Gerald Huston, the internet’s best pranker/healer! Watch above as we discuss pranks gone wrong, becoming a father at 19, friendship w/ Funnysalesman, losing his brother & father, making $250K on one video on Facebook, his love for Beyonce, Blac Chyna slapping him, what happened w/ Papoose & Claressa Shields. He also calls his mom!📲