Hip-Hop Lives Here
Hip-Hop Lives Here
Following the release of their praised debut EP, Girl Magic, the ladies of BLK return with the visual for latest their single, “Let Me Love You” from their forthcoming debut album.
The breakout trio—comprised of Bexk, Lilac X, and Khatalia Khorajay—are reviving the ’90s girl group. BLK tells VIBE, “‘Let Me Love You’ is about taking a situationship to the next level, and being vulnerable about what you want out of a relationship.”
BLK toys with bright ombré and stark white backgrounds while seductively teasing viewers with black latex attire. Later, under a violet-colored light, they dressed closer to Aaliyah’s sexy tomboy aesthetic with cargo pants and cutout bodysuits. Each member also has the same curly-headed love interest that makes for a subtle “The Boy Is Mine” storyline.
Girl Magic has been featured in coveted playlists like Spotify’s Fresh Finds, Apple Music’s R&B Now, Amazon’s Breakthrough R&B, and Soundcloud’s Emerging R&B. Their debut single, “Got It,” was released during the 2020 lockdown and since then, they’ve collectively garnered over 50 million global streams. BLK is proving once more they’re here to stay.
Their untitled debut album is slated for release in 2022. Check out the video for “Let Me Love You” in its entirety above.
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Trippie Redd first made his mark nearly ten years ago, and since then he has continued to be one of the standout artists of his generation. Despite the challenges that come with staying relevant, he has managed to hold his place, with his most popular songs still pulling in millions of streams every day. His releases have remained steady, and with NDA on the way, Trippie is making sure his fans have plenty to enjoy.
On Wednesday night, he dropped a brand-new track and video titled “Sketchy.” The song leans into a more emotional vibe, with parts of the production drawing comparisons to Kanye West’s DONDA album. Even with those echoes, the track feels strong on its own, and it is another release that fans are sure to connect with.
Release Date: October 1, 2025
Genre: Pop Rap
Album: NDA
Everybody dead to me, apocalyptic
All of my guns got lasers, they futuristic
Caught so many bodies, you just another statistic
I can’t stop poppin’ them pills cause I'm nihilistic
The expectations that you have for me not realistic
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