Welcome to TWIB’s Weekly Top 10 Videos. This segment looks at exceptional visuals from various acts around the globe. The music video format has been around for decades, from the 90s and 2000s, and has shifted from multi-million-dollar-budget music videos to mid- to low-budget videos with exceptional production values. In this section, we will not discriminate but highlight some creative visuals that pop up on our radar.

Again, we promise to bring you the best from high to low budget, to animated to DIY and first and foremost, the most creative visuals we can source.

 

Read on the previous editions HERE.

 

 

 

 

 

TDSG – “Shining”

B-more rapper TDSG revels in his successes while watching the haters and detractors who sit on the sidelines and shows us how he moves through life. Over a smooth soundscape, the rapper breaks down his business moves in logical steps while reminding us of the power of self-belief. The visual approach takes viewers into the studio where TDSG is creating his musical magic.

 

 

Jahan Nostra x Samir x Blnkay x Morbo TDS – “Fired”

“Fired”  is the new single from Jahan Nostra and Samir‘s forthcoming collaborative project Two Continents. The track finds the duo connecting with Blnkay and Morbo TDS to craft a cross-continent collaboration where North America meets Europe. Backed by the hard-hitting beat courtesy of Brainspin, the emcees proceed with a tandem of raps fusing English and Italian, highlighting the universal language of hip-hop.

The accompanying visual follows the trio across the beautiful city as they spit their bars for all to see.

 

 

 

 

Kosha Dillz – “Spill The Honey” ft. Flex Mathews

“Spill The Honey” is more than just a collaboration; it’s an imperative call to action for unity across tribes. Spearheaded by the prolific Jewish emcee Kosha Dillz, the track highlights the historic solidarity between Jewish and black people. Joining him is DC-based rapper Flex Mathews, who shares his thoughts on the matter of unison and peace, followed by a reflective verse from Dillz. Together, the duo remind us of the power of loving one another in these crazy times.  The title is also a homage to the organization of the same name that is built on the teachings of Martin Luther King and Holocaust Survivor Elie Wiesel, who speaks about the cup runneth over when relating to honey.

The visual is performance-based and follows the duo in different spots, spreading the good message.

 

 

 

 

 

HINCH – “Till Death Do Us Part”

Canadian rapper HINCH recently put out his album, and the first track, “Till Death Do Us Part” received the visual treatment. The track is a reflective and conceptual track about the love-hate relationship with the music industry. Over a dark and brooding backdrop, the emcee shares his experiences with setbacks, failures and dogged determination. Burning with the desire to make art and be successful while trying to balance his sanity, HINCH delivers a heartfelt message that underscores the life of the everyday artist. The visual style taps into the dark and brooding theme, highlighting the power of self-determination.

 

 

 

 

Estella Dawn – “Thanks For Asking”

 

Estella Dawn returns with “Thanks For Asking,” a touching piece that explores the duality of loving someone who wrecked you emotionally. The modern contemporary-pop ballad finds Dawn in her most vulnerable state and the journey from emotional grief to acceptance of reality. The track comes with a lyric/performance video that highlights Dawn’s expressive and natural style on camera.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Gaine$ – The Otherside of $$$”

 

 

Buffalo-based rapper Gaine$ shares his thoughts on “The Otherside of $$$.” The track is an anthem for the go-getters who sacrifice everything to find success. Over a soulful backdrop with lush keys and punchy drums, the emcee reflects on his humble beginnings and dark past, and how he managed to grow and become the man that he is today. The track comes with a video shot by Austin Barker, who uses scenic shots and performance clips of the rapper in his element as he shows audiences the true him.

 

 

 

Fire In The Booth – DC3 – “Fire in the Booth”.

Fire In The Booth gets a revival with another edition for the books. Spearheaded by the legendary Charlie Sloth, who recruits MOBO-award-winning rapper DC3 for this special occasion. The result is a 3 verse affair that highlights DC3’s versatility over a range of soundscapes.

Charlie Sloth’s legendary freestyle platform relaunched with Fredo in early April ’26 and immediately put Fire in the Booth back at the centre of UK rap culture. The episode hit No.2 trending on YouTube UK ahead of Central Cee and Kanye West, and ranked as the No.2 best new release in the UK on Spotify. New episodes drop every Thursday at 8PM on YouTube, and then across all major DSPs

 

Martin Luther McCoy – “Peace of Mind”

Gospel/inspirational singer/songwriter Martin Luther McCoy enters this week’s playlist with “Peace of Mind,” a heartfelt multi-genre piece that is needed in these crazy times. Bolstered by punchy Afrobeats drum grooves and lush R&B/soul textures, the singer shares his experience about finding inner peace and joy even when the going is tough. The singer reminds listeners of the power of faith and belief  and delivers the perfect uplifting record that will stay on your inspirational playlist for a long time. The visual style blends performance shots and city sights with a throwback feel.

 

Vado ,Dave East – “Yeah Ha,”

 

Harlemites Vado and Dave East link up once again for the new single “Yeah Ha.” The track is an NY anthem that solidifies both rappers’ legacy in the game. Led by a recurring hook and street edgy lyrics from both rappers who deliver unadulterated views of their lives. The accompanying visual highlights the duo in different spots in the city. “Yeah Ha” will appear on an upcoming solo project from Vado, and also on Vado and Dave East’s in-the-works collab project.

 

Vlad Tz – “Got it Done”

 

Vlad Tz is all about putting in the necessary work, and this is exemplified on the new release “Got it Done.” Backed by a punchy and dark trap soundscape, the rapper steps to the forefront with his off-beat and expressive flow underpinned by raw, unfiltered lyrics. The visual brings it together with performance shots.

 

The Next Movement – “Dang! (So Fine!)”.

The Next Movement‘s “Dang! (So Fine!)” is a raw, energetic funk/soul jam that would get audiences up and moving from the jump. Bolstered by boisterous drum grooves, lush guitar licks and pulsating basslines, the trio deliver a dance floor-filling jam perfect for that old school summer cookout. The track is the first taste from their highly anticipated fourth album (out October 2026).

The Cadence of Rhyme – “Bill and Ben 2026 Cut”

The Cadence of Rhyme enter this week’s playlist with “Bill and Ben 2026 Cut,” an edgy tune about street life and the consequences. The track pays homage to Peaky Blinders and is underpinned by engaging and vivid lyricism. The AI-generated visual is quite cinematic and entertaining from start to finish.

 

Vlad Tz – “Brooklyn w it”

We got another one from indie rapper Vlad Tz, who teams up with LoVox Sharpe for “Brooklyn w it.” The track is another anthemic piece that showcases no-holds-barred lyrics and off-beat flows that bridge the unexpected with street edgy elements. The visual style is indie in nature and uses gaudy special effects to good use while highlighting the duo’s chemistry as performers.

 

Guvna B x Arathejay – “Healing Power”

The final visual comes from triple MOBO Award-winning rapper Guvna B, who connects with Arathejay for “Healing Power.” Fusing Afrobeats/fusion with Asian melodic touches, Guvna B delivers a reflective and somewhat uplifting piece that touches on the concept of healing, faith and finding one’s true purpose. The visual style is straightforward and engaging, with a focus on Guvna B’s performance style.

The single is taken from the rapper’s new LP This Bed I Made.