Troy Ave continues to roll out new videos in support of his Roland Collins album. After hitting us with the Cash Money-inspired cut “Hot Boy,” the Brooklyn spitter decides to come through today and share the official video for his track “Riding In My Whip.”

Taking a break from his Roland Collins album, Troy Ave decides to revisit this Summer’s Free Troy Ave mixtape today and share the official video for his track “Dealership.”

Revisiting his Roland Collins project, Troy Ave decides to come through today and share the official video for his Cash Money-inspired track “Hot Boy.” With a crutch under his left arm, due to his gunshot wound from Irving Plaza, Tory Ave posts up on the corner block with the homies & mobs hard next to a red Porsche & some sexy eye candy in this Llama-directed clip above. Check it out.

Earlier this year, Troy Ave decided to go at Joey Bada$$ on "Bad Ass," including some cheap shots at the rapper's late friend and collaborator, Capital Steez, tastelessly criticizing him for taking his own life.It seemed that Joey may take the high road and ignore the trolling on Troy's part, but today, on Sway In The Morning, the rapper threw some shots at Ave during a lengthy freestyle. Needless to say, it's worth a watch. Let us know what you think of his response in the comments below. Is this the end of the beef or just the beginning?

Troy Ave’s last two projects, Major Without A Deal: Reloaded & White Christmas 3, both happened to featured the Yankee-produced song “Prime Time” on them.

Revisiting his recently-released White Christmas 3 mixtape, Troy Ave decides to come through today and share the official video for his Yankee-produced cut “Restore The Feeling.”

It wasn't long ago that Troy Ave dropped one of his best songs ever, "She Belongs To The Game." Fans of the "She Belongs To The Game" cover art will enjoy the song's new video that materialized this morning.

Troy Ave followed up his debut album Major Without A Deal with the similarly-titled (but not at all overlapping) Major Without A Deal: Reloaded a little while back, and today he's shared a video for one of the project's highlights "Bartender". While the song focuses on the beautiful women serving drinks in New York, it's video never leaves the strip club, and it's suitably NSFW (in fact, we're not sure how long it'll last on YouTube).

Troy Ave dropped his follow-up to Major Without A Deal as a free mixtape titled Major Without A Deal: Reloaded. "Pac Man" was the lead single from the project, and it now has its own video. Much like the cover of the album, most of the video finds Troy chilling on an all-white set in front of car. It looks like this is the track Troy will be pushing, so you might hear it on New York radio soon.

To promote his upcoming mixtape, Shadow Of The Sun, DJ Kay Slay decides to come through and share the official video for his latest posse cut “Straight Outta Brooklyn,” featuring Fame, Maino, Papoose, Troy Ave, Uncle Murda, Moe Chipps & Lucky Don. Channeling their inner N.W.A., watch as this slew of the notable Brooklyn emcees take over their NYC borough in this Money Mark-directed clip above.

After dropping off his "Young King" video three weeks ago, Troy Ave returns with another Major Without a Deal visual for "A Bronx Tale."

When Troy Ave released "Doo Doo" last year, it seemed that he had adopted the "if you can't beat them, join them" mindset. He had previously sent shots at weirdo rappers who sang charmingly off-key hooks on their own songs, but then there he was, doo-doo-dooing along with the best of them, hoping for a hit. That approach spilled over into some of the Major Without A Deal cuts that weren't spruced up by guest verses, including "Young King." Today, that one gets a video.

Revisiting his latest Georgetown project, Fat Trel decides to come through today and share the official video for his Troy Ave-featured cut “Funky Style.” With the whole neighborhood out, Fat Trel takes over the block and shoots this street-portrayed visual above. Nothing we haven’t seen before visually, but it’ll do justice for the fans. Check it out.

After featuring Troy Ave's "Redemption" freestyle on Sway In The Morning earlier today (where he freestyled sans iPhone), Troy Ave returns to HNHH with an official music video for "Real Nigga."

Troy Ave's been busy defending his debut album and its sales, as well as stroking his ego simultaneously. He took time out of his usual self-confident rants to stop by Sway In The Morning and "redeem" himself by spitting a freestyle without the help of his phone, a crutch he had used during a previous Sway In The Morning freestyle which caught the ire of Sway himself.

After hitting up the Breakfast Club to share his own perspective on his sub-par first week sales for his debut, Major Without A Deal, the New York rapper intent on bringing 2000s rap back visited HOT 97's Ebro In The Morning. The debate over his sales, whether or not they are really good, and his label situation continue in this conversation.

Troy Ave's debut album, Major Without A Deal, did some pretty lacklustre numbers opening week. Troy is a pretty confident individual, and given that cockiness, the internet quickly tore him apart after his first week sales became public.

Fresh off the release of his Major Without A Deal album, Troy Ave has been rolling out a new documentary this week showing the creative process behind making it. Having caught episode one on Wednesday, here goes episode two for your viewing pleasure.

Back in April, we had the pleasure of premiering the star-studded remix of Ray Jr's "Same Crew," which featured Dej Loaf, Young Dolph, Machine Gun Kelly and Troy Ave. Normally, for tracks with this many eclectic guests, it's hard to get everyone together for a video shoot, and so in this case, they've cooked up a great alternative.