Chris Brown continues his foray into the hip-hop world by visually taking on his rendition of the G.O.O.D. Music group single "Mercy." Although it is hard to point out what exactly, but there is quite a lot going on in this video so we suggest you have look for yourself. Fortune comes out July 3.

Pardon the moderate confusion, but Young Money's Shanell rolls two songs and videos into one, presenting the visuals for both "So Good" and "6 AM." The initial cut features her fellow crew members Lil Wayne and Drake, while the latter is a solo effort from the sultry songstress. Each single is expected to appear on her forthcoming debut album, due out later this year.

All-around creative tAz Arnold is back with the visuals coinciding with the initial single from his recently released LP rAd AmericA. "freAky B*tch" features a glittery Arnold surrounded by some equally shimmering freaky females. You can check the futuristic offering above as well as visit here for the accommodating audio. So far, what do you guys think of his jaunt with music?

The Boss delivers a video for his track "Rocky Ground" from his most recent album Wrecking Ball. Unfortunately, the man himself is not present in the black and white aesthetics, which note someone drawing and writing on a pad while scenery shuffles by in the background. Check it out above, and head on over to iTunes if you have yet to grab Springsteen's latest project.

Juicy J delves back into his Blue Dream & Lean mixtape to conjure another video for the ever-growing library of visuals from the Memphis rapper. This time it’s the turn of “Riley” to get a video, starting off in Juicy J’s usual spot of a hotel room, we get a run down of what the reference to basketball legendary NBA coach Pat Riley is all about. Watch the black-and-white clip above and Blue Dream & Lean is available now.

E-40 teams up with Snoop Dogg, Kurupt, Daz Dillinger and Kokane for the new video “What You Smokin.” Shot in an after-hours type setting, the clip begins with the question "What You Smokin On,” and presents the veteran rappers smoking unverifiable substances, drinking out of red cups, and accompanied by numerous females. The track’s production rings true with the west coast hip-hop sound of old, and comes off E-40’s The Block Brochure: Welcome to the Soil 1, 2 & 3 LP.

Being offered today is a visualization of Shlohmo's latest single "The Way U Do." The clip comes courtesy of Andrey Nikolaev, who chose a minimalistic theme featuring bizarre costumes to visually support the sublime tune. Off of Shlohmo's Vacation EP, which is out now.

While currently spending countless hours in the studio crafting his forthcoming album, Devonte Hynes aka Blood Orange drops his new visual for "I'm Sorry We Lied." The Essex-born, New York City-based artist recruited the talents of Abteen Bagheri to visualize the energetic tune. The clip centers around Hynes succumbing to a femme fatale while dedicating himself to his dear hobby of night riding motorcycle. Bagheri drew inspiration from classic 80s noirs like Near Dark, The Wraith, and the Coen Brothers’ debut, Blood Simple, and even used footage of American Ninja 4, which was fortuitously playing on the motel television while filming. Enjoy!

From clocking in to clocking out and beyond, Wiz drops off the video for the initial single from his upcoming sophomore album O.N.I.F.C. The clip appropriately portrays individuals hard at work as well as enjoying their time off the clock. Check out "Work Hard Play Hard" above as we await more from Khalifa's forthcoming project.

From the deep blue sea, all the way to outer space, Teen Daze presents the latest set of aesthetics for his track titled "Treten." The intriguing electronic producer continues to showcase his expanding skill set as the on-hand offering accounts for a rather ambient delivery, being perfectly matched with the old school video snippets. Expect his full-length debut, All Of Us, Together, to become available on June 5. Enjoy the footage above.