Earlier this summer, Wiz Khalifa and Chevy Woods teamed up for "Gang Gang," a track billed simply as a Taylor Gang single. Non-Taylor Casey Veggies also joins the two on the record, which gets the video treatment today, and is scheduled to appear on an upcoming Taylor Gang crew tape. Wiz handles the ethereal hook, but doesn't drop his 16 until the closing third of the record, giving the track its strongest components.

Revisiting last month’s Collect Call album, CA rapper Demrick decides to come through today and share a new video in its support for the Casey Veggies-assisted record “Different Day.”

Rockie Fresh shared his The Night I Went To... mixtape earlier this year, later releasing the project on iTunes. The retail version of the tape came complete with a new remix of "Your Life," adding consistent Rockie collaborator, Casey Veggies as a feature. Today, Fresh has shared an official video for the record, compiling some footage of his exciting life, as he attends MMG's 4th of JUly party, hanging with Rick Ross and Wale. We're still waiting on the rapper's official MMG debut, which we're sure is on the way soon.

Four days ahead of his new mixtape, Casey Veggies has decided to share a new track titled "Choose Up," along with an accompanying video. It's a smooth track that would fit well on the late-night smoking playlist. Veggies spits free-flowing raps describing his qualities as a potential suitor, telling the ladies to compare him to the other lames out there and "Choose Up" wisely. 

Damn, Casey Veggies is a chill dude. HNHH HQ was blessed with Veggies' presence last week. The emcee, fresh off his debut album Live & Grow, sat down for our patented "This or That" segment to answer some tough questions. Jordans or Vans? Steak or seafood? Venice Beach or Long Beach???

Casey Veggies continues to rollout new content leading up to the release of his long awaited debut album Live And Grow. Last week, the Cali native dropped off the freestyle “All That Gold,” and now tonight he’s back with another one in visual form for “Fuck The Fame.”

With a couple hot singles out and his debut album getting closer on the horizon, Casey Veggies is poised to blow. In addition to releasing the full Live & Grow tracklist yesterday, he dropped a fresh new video trailer for the album.

Like Jeffrey Lebowski is known as "The Dude," ladies man Casey Veggies is known to some women as, simply, "The Boy." He immortalized this fact in upbeat banger "The Boy," and this week he returns to the track with a new animated music video, in which he rolls around LA with some virtual shawties in his convertible before headed to the studio to lay down some virtual heat. 

A few weeks back, Casey Veggies linked up with Dej Loaf for a steamy new track called "Tied Up," and today, they're dropping the video. Shot with a yellow tint in Veggies' native West Coast, this one's definitely worth the watch. 

When Casey Veggies came through the office last month we decided to play a little guessing game with the rapper to find out just how well (if at all) he knows his veggies. Young Veggies is a promoter of a healthy lifestyle just by his name alone (whether he's referring to another sort of greens, we'll let the fan decide), and his Peas & Carrots movement echoes that.

Tune in at 10ET to for a live stream of Power 106's "Powerhouse 2015" extravaganza in Anaheim's Honda Center, featuring performances from: Kanye West, Ludacris, Kid Ink, B.o.B., Tech N9ne, Ty Dolla $ign, G Eazy, Tinashe, Logic, Nipsey Hussle, and Casey Veggies.

Casey Veggies is busy promoting his long-awaited debut album, Live & Grow, and made a stop at the HNHH office yesterday prior to his NYC show.

Casey Veggies has long been our radar as one to watch, but we haven't heard much new music from the Inglewood rapper. In fact, he hasn't released a mixtape since 2013. We do know he has plans to put his debut album, titled Live and Grow, via Epic Records sometime this year.  Casey recently went on Hip-Hop Nation to perform two brand new songs. The first is called "Anybody" and the second "Backflip." Both songs leave us with high expectations for Live and Grow. 

Casey Veggies is currently prepping his debut album, dropping off a few singles in the past few months, and today he paid a visit to The Breakfast Club to chat about his beginnings and plans for 2015.

Casey Veggies recently brought some new life to his "Backflip" single by dropping a remix featuring YG and Iamsu! Now the West Coast natives have all linked up to shoot an official music video for the money-making, back-flipping anthem. True to their word, they get some ladies doing backflips while cash covers the floor in the music video. The three rappers take over an empty warehouse, and YG enters the scene on his lowrider bike. Watch the new set of visuals above, directed by John Colombo. Grab the fun record on iTunes using the button below.  

Casey Veggies hit us with his "Backflip" remix the other week, adding in YG to the West Coast cut. Today he returns to his Sango-produced record, another instalment in his song series "Swag Worth A Milli," with "3 AM In Cape Town." The song was inspired during Casey's recent trip to South Afria, so appropriately enough, the rapper also shot some visuals for the song while there. So through Casey we get a glimpse at the culture, the landscape and more. Take a look at the self-directed visuals above.

Rich The Kid collaborated with West Coast's Casey Veggies on "Workin" recently, and when the two locked in another studio session together they decided to shoot a music video for the cut. The fast-paced Lex Luger banger is set to live on the upcoming Streets On Lock 4 mixtape, off which we received another leak yesterday, Takeoff and PeeWee Longway's "What Move Would U Make."

Question: what's the best place to flex? Answer: Crown Burger in North Hollywood, at least if Adrian Marcel and Casey Veggies are to be believed. Their new video for "I Get It" unfolds in front of that establishment's signs that advertise chili burgers, "Super Burger" specials and spicy chicken teriyaki.

Back on September 11th, Dyme-A-Duzin dropped his free album entitled Hip Hope, and now he returns with a video for the project's bonus track. Assisted by Casey Veggies, "Body On Me" is a hypnotic, heavy-lidded track that closes out the album like the last puff from a blunt. 

If anyone knows how to buss it, it's Sir Michael Rocks (he once uploaded an entire YouTube tutorial on how to buss down). Today Mikey unleashes a new music video for his recent Casey Veggies and Iamsu! collabo "Bussin'", which will appear on his upcoming album BANCO. This more ratchet record follows up one with a social message (kinda) "Fuck SeaWorld."