Larry June and Jay Worthy take Bel-Air in the latest music video. Directed by 6thElement, the West Coast duo bring their luxury raps on the grounds of the Hotel Bel-Air, where they indulge in everything the legendary L.A. estate has to offer. “It was really just a normal day for me and Larry, good hotels … Read moreVideo: Larry June, Jay Worthy “Hotel Bel-Air”
Grafh and Jay Worthy connect on “Ten Toes Down”, one of the features on the deluxe version of Grafh’s Stop Calling Art Content produced by DJ Shay. Directed and edited by Fah Da God and Ultimate Workz, the clip captures the two exchanging their witty wordplay while making moves throughout New York’s Greenwich Village.
Jay Worthy and Larry June are one in the same on their collaborative album, 2 Pz In A Pod. Produced by Jay Worthy’s LNDN DRGS’ other half, Sean House, the 11-track set is lead by “Leave It Up To Me” and are joined by other features including Jim Jones (“Late Nights”), Roc Marciano (“Maybe The … Read moreAlbum: Jay Worthy, Larry June, LNDN DRGS ‘2 Pz In A Pod’
Good Job, fellas. Jay Worthy and Larry June have announced their 2 P’s In A Pod for March 25, and get the ball rolling with “Leave It Up To Me”. Over Sean House’s soulful production, Worldwide Worthy and Uncle Larry deliver their braggadocious raps while relaxing off a balcony of suite.
Brew for two. Jay Worthy caps off another week with his duel releases and brings DJ Mr. Rogers, Mitchy Slick and Lil Boss for the assist. Following “Top Floor GTR/Wait On You“, the L.A. rapper brings the Westside down to H-Town with his “Cellular” before taking it to Side B with the soul-sampled “Gangslide”.
FishXGrits brings true pimping with Jay Worthy on the latest single off his upcoming album The P Alert, set for September 27. Produced by Jay Worthy, the pair bring their raw and authentic mack game over a soulful beat. “Simps” is a poke at all the guys that claim to be “pimps” but are really … Read moreFishXGrits Ft. Jay Worthy “Simps”
Amen. Jim Jones counts his blessings in his new music video featuring Curren$y and Jay Worthy. Directed by Shula The Don and Jim Jones, Capo and Spitta are pulled over by police in their Rolls Royce. During the traffic stop, they sip bubbly on the curb while the officer radios for back up before Jay … Read moreVideo: Jim Jones, Harry Fraud Ft. Curren$y, Jay Worthy “Say A Prayer”
Jay Worthy, Slumlord Trill and producer Honda Carter are outside in their new video. Taking to the streets of New York, the three rep their true colors and their Blood ties with a slew of members. The track follows Jay Worthy and Honda Carter’s “Boogie Man“.
Jay Worthy and Honda Carter do it the ski-mask way in their new music video. Over Honda Carter’s eerie beat, Jay Worthy loiters through the project stairwells my delivering his menacing raps. Shot using night vision, Honda Carter turns up on in the blistering cold with his guest verse.
LNDN DRGS run a few “Drills” in their Burnout 4‘s new music video featuring Elcamino. Shot by Danny Trin, the grainy visual centers Jay Worthy and Elcamino coasting their moves over Sean House’s production at a front stoop in the hood.