Hip-Hop Videos
Hip-Hop Videos at Hip-Hop Linguistics. Are you tired of watching the same old videos on the television? Tired of all the same bling-bling, snap dance, I'm-a-thug-from-the-suburbs portrayals posted on 99% of the copycat hip-hop websites on the Internet? The Hip-Hop Linguistics video section contains underground hip-hop videos that you won't see on MTV or BET. If you're looking for good hip-hop videos that are different, intelligent and positive, check out the videos below!
Count Bass D & DJ Pocket “New Day” Video
16-Mar-10
Big ups to Jonsey for sending this over. New Day is a track from Count Bass D & DJ Pocket’s new album “In The Loop.”
SoulStice “Strange Kinda Love” Video
16-Mar-10
New video for SoulStice’s Strange Kinda Love – a track about universal love and tolerance that focuses specifically on the same-sex marriage issue.
Chief “Days I Remember” Video
15-Mar-10
Never heard of this cat until somebody shot me over this video, but I thought it was tight. Chief is a Detroit-based underground hip-hop artist, and Days I Remember is a track from his new album “Broken.”
PFM “You’re No Moses” Video
12-Mar-10
Never heard of this cat before, but thought the video and track were tight. You’re No Moses is a track from PFM’s upcoming album “THEND.”
Sadat X “Turn It Up” Video
12-Mar-10
Big ups to Mark Carranceja and Noisemaker Media for sending this over. Track features Pete Rock.
B. Dolan “Earthmovers” Video
10-Mar-10
This is the official video for former HHL track of the week Earthmovers, from B.Dolan’s new album “Fallen House, Sunken City.”
Big ups to whoever emailed this over to me. Everybody Got A Say So is a track from Thaione Davis’s upcoming album “GOODENOUGH.”
Kam Moye “Spitting Image” Video
09-Mar-10
This is the third dope video and title track for Kam Moye’s “Spitting Image.” If you like this, check out the videos for Forever Fresh and Let’s Be Honest.
DaVinci “What You Finna Do” Video
09-Mar-10
Somebody emailed me this video a couple days ago and I thought it was tight. What You Finna Do is a song about gentrification – especially in the Fillmore District of San Francisco. From DaVinci’s new album “The Day The Turf Stood Still.”














