Following the release of the visual for “First Person Shooter” with J. Cole, Drake continues to build momentum with his fourth visual installment in support of his latest album, For All The Dogs, titled “Polar Opposites.”

This comes on the heels of Drake’s recent drop of the FATD deluxe edition, Scary Hours 3. The deluxe edition introduces six new tracks, predominantly showcasing Drake’s solo efforts, except for the collaborative gem “Evil Ways” featuring the talented J. Cole.

Emerging rapper and songwriter EmanuelDaProphet returns with the official video for his latest single, “Daily Bread,” featuring Lil Yachty. Co-directed by Deisel Films and TJK+, this visual captures the essence of EmanuelDaProphet’s Michigan roots.

This rising star holds the distinction of being the first artist to rise from the collaboration between the revitalized Tamla Records/Capitol Christian Music Group and Encouragement Music. This partnership, supported by Quality Control and spearheaded by the seasoned QC engineer/A&R maestro Thomas “Tillie” Mann, has set the stage for EmanuelDaProphet’s ascent.

Set against the backdrop of Detroit, the “Daily Bread” video serves as a follow-up to EmanuelDaProphet earlier chart-toppers, including “Holy Steppin” and “Ghetto Gospel” featuring Rich The Kid.

Haitian-American rapper and Kodak Black signee, Lil Crix, makes a triumphant return with his latest single titled “Iced Tea,” released via Vulture Love/Capitol Records.

Expressing his desire for his significant other to embody the shade of his iced tea, the Floridian artist passionately raps, “She got me focused on my music. Shit, I’m trying to hit the charts.” The love-struck chorus reveals, “It’s a lock up on my heart, she got the right key.” Accompanying the release is a visually captivating music video, where his love interest infiltrates a trap house, steals a briefcase, and proceeds to set the building ablaze.