Trae Tha Truth continues to roll out new videos in support of his latest mixtape Another 48 Hours. After hitting us with “Ridin Top Dine” & “Slant,” the Houston veteran decides to keep it moving by sharing another one for his Baby Houston-featured single “G Thang.” Directed by PhillyFlyBoy, the video, which features his actual son Baby Houston, finds Trae cruising the Houston streets at night. Check it out above.

Revisiting last month’s Another 48 Hours mixtape, Trae Tha truth decides to come through today and share a new video in its support for the track “Slant” featuring Jayton & Lil Boss.

Last week, Houston OG Trae tha Truth dropped a new mixtape full of freestyles, titled Another 48 Hours. The sequel to his 2011 tape 48 Hours, the project conjured up memories of the storied freestyle sessions that went down in DJ Screw's crib. It was released on the 20th anniversary of Screw's legendary 35-minute "June 27" freestyle, which featured many members of the Screwed Up Click.

To promote his newly-released album Tha Truth Pt. 2, Trae Tha Truth decides to come through tonight and share a new video in its support for the Quentin Miller-assisted record “Takers.”

Revisiting last month’s Tha Truth Pt. 2 album, Trae Tha truth decides to come through today and share a new video in its support for the Young Thug-assisted record “Slugs.”

Trae Tha Truth recently delivered fans a second instalment in his Tha Truth series. The album dropped at the beginning of February, and has already seen a music video release for the record "Crazy." Today the Houston native follows up with a visual for his soulful collaboration with J. Cole and Ink, "Children of Men." As the record itself is a story-telling one, it's unsurprising that they also went the story-telling route for the black and white music video. 

In support of his upcoming album Tha Truth Pt. 2, which drops this Friday (Feb. 5), Trae The Truth decides to come through and treat fans to a new song & video called “Crazy.” Wrapped in a straight jacket, Trae tries to keep his sanity while sitting in an empty room in this PhillyFlyBoy-directed clip above. It follows up his latest video for “Never Knew.” Check it out.

Trae tha Truth's last album, Tha Truth, was filled with A-list guest spots. Most of those guys were vets, like Rick Ross and Boosie Badazz, but two of the south's rising young stars, Snootie Wild and Que, showed up on the booming "Never Knew," which has just received the visual treatment. 

Trae Tha Truth is already at work on a follow up to the album Tha Truth, with Tha Truth  2 on the way. Even though he's begun rolling out leaks for Tha Truth 2, he hasn't neglected Tha Truth, returning to the first instalment today for a new music video.

When you're Trae tha Truth, keeping it real is religion. That is the topic at hand in "Realigion" off his recently released album Tha Truth.

Just a little over two months ago, Trae Tha Truth released his album Tha Truth, and since then, he's shifted his focus to shooting and releasing videos for tracks included on the project. Following up the Boosie Badazz and Future-assisted "Tricken Every Car I Get" video, he shares one for "Determined."

Back in May, Scotty ATL linked up with Trae Tha Truth for a V12 The Hitman-produced track called "Last Breed," and before the annual Trae Day celebration in Houston last month, the two dudes met up again to shoot a video for it.

On Friday, Trae Tha Truth delivered a pretty big body of work, Tha Truth. The album was littered with rap-friend features across the 16 tracks, with Trae sparing no expense in star power. We heard the album on Thursday of last week, when it went up for streaming on SoundCloud.

Trae tha Truth is in a good place right now. Two days he celebrated the 8th annual 'Trae Day' in Houston, and yesterday he dropped his new album Tha Truth. Today he shares the video for "Tricken Every Car I Get" feat. Future & Boosie Badazz.

Trae Tha Truth continues the grind as he preps his upcoming album, Tha Truth. The rapper debuted the audio for this new single, "I Don't Give A Fuck" featuring MMG bawse Ricky Rozay last week, and he kicks off the new week with the official music video for the collaboration. The Jae the Giant-produced record received a user (and editor) rating of HOTTTTT, so let us know if the added visuals give the song a boost.

T.I. and DJ Toomp have always been an unstoppable combination, and 10 years later the two are still putting in work on every Tip album. One of their most recent records was Paperwork deep cut, "On Doe, On Phil," which paired the rapper with Hustle Gang's Houston rep, Trae Tha Truth. The track now has an official video, which features a pretty dark narrative, filmed very stylishly.

After dropping off the audio earlier in the month, Trae Tha Truth decides to come through and share a new video for “Been Here Too Long.”

Last month, we had the pleasure of premiering some new, Metro Boomin-produced heat from ATL's Zach Farlow. The song in question, "I Knew," also featured Trae Tha Truth, and today a video has arrived. 

T.I. is a busy man. Always on top of features and solo material, you'd think he had enough on his plate, but the Atlanta OG is also consistently scouting new talent. He's co-signed the likes of B.o.B, Young Dro, and most successfully Iggy Azalea, and always makes sure to showcase the array of talent he's curated on his Hustle Gang compilations.

We've been rolling out a lot of the leaks from Project Pat and Big Trill's forthcoming mixtape, which is due out soon. Recently we hit you with "Calico" featuring Young Buck. Before that though, we dropped "Kangaroo" back in November.