After linking up with Lil Yachty last week for the video for “Ran Up A Check,” ATL’s own Ca$h Out decides to keep the visuals rolling by returning tonight with another one for his newly-released Inomek-produced-single “Pocket Watchin” featuring Dae Dae.

Ca$h Out decides to come through today and share the official video for his Inomek produced banger “Ran Up A Check” featuring Lil Yachty. Taking inspiration from the movie “Wolf Of Wall Street,” the The Picture Man & iNightLyfe-directed clip finds the two ATLiens looking to get their money by any means necessary. The video is reportedly in support of Cash Out’s next studio album, which is on the way.

Ca$h Out continues to keep the new content coming. After hitting us with the Playboi Carti-assisted track “Hard To Breathe” yesterday, the ATL rapper decides to return with a new song & accompanying video called “Flood The Streets” which actually dropped over the weekend.

A few weeks back, we had the pleasure of premiering Ca$h Out's "Jump," the first track he shared off of last week's Kitchens & Choppas 2 tape. Today, a video has arrived.

Just a few weeks ago, Ca$h Out shared a new strip club anthem entitled "Touch Ya Toes," and today it's gotten a very fitting video. For accuracy's sake, it's NSFW.

After breaking out with a platinum single, "Ca$hin Out", in 2012, Ca$h Out has stayed on our radars by supplying steady underground heat. He brings a unique flavor to the ATL trap scene, switching up dexterous flows over strange melodies. His latest video, "Get in the Kitchen", is a peek into Ca$h Out's d-boy world, as he sits on a throne with snowflakes drifting around him.  Soon, Ca$h Out gets his whole block involved, as children do the cooking dance, and women dress up in seductive chef outfits. For Ca$h Out, the whole world is a kitchen. 

Along with two new tracks from Migos' forthcoming commercial debut, one of the things they previewed on Instagram last week was Lil Durk's "Lil Niggaz" video. Today, it has arrived in its complete form.  With Migos and Ca$h Out filling the guest roles, the video begins with Lil Durk taking over the mic for two and a half minutes before giving his guests some shine. The Signed To The Streets 2 cut is given fittingly dark visuals, with all of the MCs delivering their bars in front of a brick wall. 

Lil Durk's Signed To The Streets 2 dropped last year, and it further proved Durk as an ambassador for Chicago's drill scene. On "Lil Niggaz", one of the highlights from the tape, he teamed with some friends out of Atlanta, demonstrating his reach out of Chi, and making for a natural collaboration between Migos and Ca$h Out, two of the region's biggest hitmakers.

On Ca$h Out's recent Kitchens & Choppas mixtape, the ATL native linked up with Memphis' Young Dolph (who seems to spend almost as much time in Atlanta as he does in his hometown) for a track called "Back Door." Now, a video has arrived.

Cash Out decides to revisit his Kitchen & Choppas album today and share the official video for “Do What It Do”. Shot live from the kitchen, the video finds Cash Out stuntin' for the cameras while be accompanied by a plethora of twerkers and eye candy by his side. Nothing Cash Out fans haven’t seen before, but still pretty dope nonetheless.

It's been several months now since Ca$h Out's Let's Get It album hit retail stores. For those who missed out, however, here's your opportunity to get really familiar before you've finished your Christmas shopping list. Featuring Wiz Khalifa and Ty Dolla $ign, the album's title track finally makes its reprise on our front page, this time with the official video. A surprisingly mid-tempo record given the names involved, the song finds our three emcees getting to the money, to the women, and to the respect.

King Ray made his HNHH debut a few months back when he released the monster posse cut “Cancel Her” featuring Juicy J, Cash Out & Project Pat, and now he’s back with official video for it.

Yesterday, Ca$h Out shared a new mixtape by the name of Kitchens & Choppas, a follow up to Let's Get It, his debut album that dropped more then two years after "Ca$hin Out" broke out as a hit. Although retaining the hallmarks of Atlanta trap, these two new releases have seen Ca$h Out moving into previously unexplored territory with a new vocal delivery method.

After breaking out in a big way with his single "Ca$hin' Out" in 2011, Atlanta's Ca$h Out was mired in label troubles to the extent that his debut album, Let's Get It, was just released last month. Now we'd like to think he's breathing a hard-earned sigh of relief, and dropping off videos for album cuts. Preceded by "She Wanna Ride," here's the video for "Bankroll."

Today marks the culmination of a ton of hustle from Ca$h Out. Since breaking out with his 2012 single "Cashin' Out," the Atlanta rapper has been working tirelessly to release his commercial debut, and today, it's finally seeing the light of day. We spoke to Ca$h Out last week about Let's Get It, as the album is titled, and he told us of how he's had to "put this work in" to see a final product. Other topics included his connection to Taylor Gang and the inclusion of many different types and moods of tracks on Let's Get It.

In his latest video, Ca$h Out finds himself in the presence of a woman whose favorite movie is "Bonnie And Clyde," and is, according to Ca$h, "gangsta." So naturally, the ATL rapper decides to take this bad female for a ride. The "She Wanna Ride" video shows Ca$h Out and his female companion riding around in a classic Caddy, stunting with incalculable force. About halfway through, we realize this chick is much more than eye candy, she's also featured on the track as a singer! Shanell is her name, and she delivers a verse that flips the hook into "He wanna drive."

Before rolling out the visuals for DJ Holiday's "Trap House" with Ca$h Out and Migos, we get a quick definition of what exactly a trap house is and how they came to be. We actually premiered the audio for this collaboration earlier this summer. It's a leak from DJ Holiday's upcoming compilation God Bless The Mixtape.

Today we're premiering a new vlog from Atlanta's own Ca$h Out. Since the rapper dropped off the single "Loyalty" in May, he's been hitting the studio to work on a new album.

Atlanta, Georgia representative Ca$h Out dropped by Power 105.1's The Breakfast Club earlier this morning for a faded conversation with hosts Charlamagne Tha God, Angela Yee and DJ Envy, during which they discussed his departure from Epic Records, the label's promotional shortcomings, his shifting fan base, being in the studio with Jeezy, the confusion between himself and Doughboyz Cashout, and much more.

PUMA have kicked off a brand new series, The Shoestring Experience, where they pair up artists of their choosing with producers they've never met before (also of their choosing), in order to create a new collaboration on the spot in the studio.