Trinidad James has been going extra hard to promote his new single, the DJ Mustard-produced "Just A Lil Thick," featuring some squawking from Mystikal and hilarity from comedian-turnt-rappa Lil Dicky. The trio teamed up for an official music video, that features an insane mansion party, filled with thick bitches.

Though best known for timeless turn-up anthem "All Gold Everything," Trinidad James is actually a pretty eccentric and introspective guy. He looks inward on Raak-produced track "Doin Me." "Sometimes I wish I never knew fame," he raps.  The cryptic Vincent Lou-directed vid for the song tells the story of a cave-dwelling shaman who encounters a child running through the wilderness. Here is James' artistic statement:

Trinidad James has had a strange career tangent since breaking through with "All Gold Everything," but he seems to have found  a comfortable independent pocket to sit in after his issues with majors. The rapper released his No One Is Safe mixtape at the top of the year, and he's been rolling out music videos for the various tracks since.

After hitting us with the video for “Definition of a Fuck Nigga” last week, Trinidad James decides to do it all over again today, this time revisiting his Wake Up EP and sharing the official video for “Never Lose Your Joy” featuring Neval & Denice Millien.

We haven't heard much from Trinidad James since he dropped off his Trips To Trinidad EP back in April, and today he circles back to his earlier No One is SaFe tape for a "Definition of A Fuck Nigga" video.

Trinidad James has always been known for his flashy style as much as his music, and as we heard on his breakout hit, "All Gold Everything," he's always made sure to brag about his fashion on record. "Hype Beasts" is yet another example of Trinidad presenting himself as a style icon, giving us a history of his sneaker purchases and wearing the title proudly.

In April Trinidad James debuted his first official single in a minute, after giving fans some free music including Trips to Trinidad EP and No One Is SaFe.

Plenty of rappers have made the jump to EDM hypeman for a track or two, including the likes of Waka Flocka and Lil Jon. It seems that Atlanta's loudest make the best crossover artists, so Trinidad James seems like a logical choice for UZ and Dirtyphonics' new record, "Hustle Hard".

CNN invited Trinidad James to discuss the use of the n-word for a panel discussion, in the wake of the SAE  fraternity controversy. As you are probably aware, the fraternity sang a racist chant, which went viral, and was shortly followed by another appalling video of the fraternity's elderly house mom singing along to Trinidad James' "All Gold Everything," with no hesitation to include the n-word.

About three weeks ago, we got the news that Trinidad James had parted ways with his major label, Def Jam. Signed on the strength of his song "All GOld Everything," the Atlanta rapper's career had hit an impasse after he dropped his 10 Pc. Mild tape last year, and it was apparent that things weren't quite working out the way they were planned.

2014 is a big year for Def Jam. The label is celebrating its 30th anniversary, and will be releasing a number of debut albums, including YG's already-dropped My Krazy Life, Lil Durk's Remember My Name, and of course, the first effort from Trinidad James. Trinidad was scooped up almost immediately after his track, "All Gold Everything" went viral, but his album is still without a release date. The rapper released an anthem paying homage to his label earlier in the year, and the banger, simply titled "Def Jam" now has an official video.

Maino stops by HOT 97 to discuss his beef with Trinidad James, talking about how he ended up acquiring the ATL rapper's watch. The NY emcee also gave out his own number on air.Check out Maino Clears Up Trinidad James Beef, the latest video from Maino, released on Wednesday, February 12th, 2014. Maino's chances in this game are improving with each new release, and Maino Clears Up Trinidad James Beef is no exception - quite the opposite, in fact. It's a nice addition to the impressive catalogue Maino has been building over the years. We're definitely anticipating the next move.

In continuation of the Stashed interview with West Coast favorite Nipsey Hussle, the rapper discusses Trinidad James controversial remarks about New York City's rap scene, and offers his two cents on the matter.Check out Nipsey Hussle Talks Trinidad James' New York Comments, the latest video from Nipsey Hussle, released on Monday, January 6th, 2014. Nipsey Hussle's chances in this game are improving with each new release, and Nipsey Hussle Talks Trinidad James' New York Comments is no exception - quite the opposite, in fact.

In this new interview with DJ Vlad, Waka Flocka responds to Trinidad Jame$’ recent comments about the South "running" New York. "The south runs music, period. They don’t just run one region, one state, one genre... Kendrick Lamar made the bar look West, but the South’s still winning. It’s friendly competition. Some people just get carried away."Check out Waka Flocka Flame Feels "The South Runs Music, Period", the latest video from Waka Flocka, released on Monday, December 16th, 2013.

T.I. speaks on the controversial comments Trinidad James made about New York rap, showing the fellow ATL rapper nothing but respect, but stressing that he did not represent all Atlanta artists.Check out T.I. Speaks On Trinidad James' New York Comments, the latest video from T.I., released on Friday, December 13th, 2013. T.I.'s chances in this game are improving with each new release, and T.I. Speaks On Trinidad James' New York Comments is no exception - quite the opposite, in fact. It's a nice addition to the impressive catalogue T.I. has been building over the years.

Here goes Trinidad James' "Truth Will Set You Free." It turns out that it's a vlog where Trinidad discusses his remarks, saying that he chose the wrong place to have a "barbershop conversation." He goes on to say that this is not apology, and he will not apologize for saying that the South runs New York musically, however, he does say he meant no disrespect to the city. Do you agree with Trinidad?Watch Trinidad James Releases "The Truth Will Set You Free" Vlog - it's the latest video from Trinidad James, having dropped on Tuesday, November 19th, 2013.

Trinidad James talks to a Revolt TV host about his comments regarding the New York rap scene, in specific, saying that the New York runs the South musically. He says he would never disrespect New York, and expands on what he said during his live set in NYC.Peep Trinidad James Defends & Explains His NY Comments, the latest visual from Trinidad James. It dropped on Friday, November 15th, 2013. Trinidad James's odds keep getting better with each new leak, and Trinidad James Defends & Explains His NY Comments will undoubtedly improve his chances of winning.

A new visual for Migos, RiFF RAFF and Trinidad Jame$' "Jumpin' Out The Gym" (no basketball). Check out Migos Feat. Riff Raff & Trinidad Jame$ "Jumpin Out The Gym" Video, the latest video from Migos, released on Tuesday, October 29th, 2013. Migos's chances in this game are improving with each new release, and Migos Feat. Riff Raff & Trinidad Jame$ "Jumpin Out The Gym" Video is no exception - quite the opposite, in fact. It's a nice addition to the impressive catalogue Migos has been building over the years. We're definitely anticipating the next move.

Follow Trinidad James as he and his crew hit the road to tour in Europe. Check out Trinidad James Hits Up Europe (Vlog), the latest visual from Trinidad James, released on Tuesday, October 22nd, 2013. Trinidad James continues to impress with each new leak, and Trinidad James Hits Up Europe (Vlog) is no exception. It's strengthens Trinidad James's already impressive body of work, which has seen positive change over the years. We're most definitely anticipating Trinidad James's next offering.   Can you appreciate the bars here?