Migos - Story I Tell

Clearly the Migos have taken the viral “Migos better than the Beatles” meme to heart.

Their recent single “Story I Tell” rests on a repeated guitar line, an obvious case of the Migos taking the fight to the Beatles home turf. Your move, Sir McCartney.

The clip for the song features the trio decked out in piratic quantities of gold jewelry, bouncing around in front of a giant neon Y.R.N sign.

Besides a few luxury cars, the only props of note in the video are a handful of massive books that all three take turns writing and reading in. It’s a charming. anachronistic representation of the song’s lyrical content. Directed by Keemotion

Migos - Who The Hell

Migos questions, “Who the hell got me fucked up,” on the song’s hook. After brandishing a gun in the video’s opening seconds, the Atlanta trio actually doesn’t look all that upset in the Keemotion-directed clip.

The trio are seen hanging out/blazing up in an unfinished room as visual effects transform the video into a little bit of a trippy experience.

Skippa da Flippa - How Fast

Quality Control Music runs deep (with Migos running the brand to the biggest heights) and they have many artists on the come up. Now its time to get familiar with Skippa Da Flippa. Coming out of North Atlanta, Skippa poses one question for all the so called hustlers on their grind, “How Fast Can You Count It?” Flip counts up on the new street anthem, as he can assure you that he can continue counting as fast as the money keeps coming in all day and all night. Look out for more from Skippa Da Flippa as hes ready to take his next turn up from QC the label.

Directed by Keemotion

Migos & Skippa Da Flippa - Trenchez

Meanwhile at the bando….

Migos and Skippa Da Flippa let loose in their new video for “Trenchez,” a loosie that was released back in early summer. Juggling back and forth between the streets and the bando, the video encompasses everything we’ve come to love about Migos. Gaudy jewelry? Check. Bands? Check. Luxury jump suits? Check. CGI bullets? Check. Yup, “Trenchez” has it all. Directed by Keemotion

Migos ft Peewee Longway - Came In

It’s always a family affair when the Migos link up with their frequent collaborator Peewee Longway. For their latest video “Came In,” they take us to the trap, or as they like to call it— the bando. The ATL emcees brought everybody out for this shoot, so you may see a few familiar faces. “Came In” appears on the Migos project Streets on Lock 3 and Peewee Longway’s The Blue M&M

Directed by Keemotion

Migos - First 48

A day after their reported involvement in a Miami shootout, Migos have dropped a strangely prescient video for "First 48," the Mack Boy-produced track from their recently-released No Label 2 mixtape. Directed by Keemotion, the video has taken on a new context thanks to its "Law & Order"-inspired treatment that finds the rap trio waving around a panoply of weapons and wearing bullet proof vests and caution tape as a headband.

Nephew 100 ft Peewee Longway - Out the Mudd

Here’s the visual for South Carolina artist Nephew 100′s Out The Mud featuring Peewee Longway. Out The Mud is the lead single off of Nephew’s upcoming Trap B4 Rap mixtape. Directed by Keemotion

Directed by Keemotion

Cash Out ft Young Dolph - Backdoor

Cash Out's "Back Door," a hiccuping ode to the trap off his recent Kitchens & Choppas tape, was born from a wave of nostalgia. "The inspiration behind this track was me just coming from hanging in the jungle giving the yogis motivation and feeling that trap feeling all over again," the ATL rapper explained to FADER in an email. "When I was out there that night, and when I got to the studio, when I heard the track, [it] came to my head," he said. Accordingly, he did his best to keep the trap house in the video authentic—the neon "OPEN 24 HOURS" sign as a possible exception. "That was just to spice the video up, but other than that everything else is solid," he assured.

Tc Gambino - Wanna

TC Gambino is back again with his new video “Wanna” directed by Keemotion. TC Gambino is geared up to release the follow up project to his debut Live-Mixtapes release “Mob Ties”. This visual come after TC Gambino dropped his second single “Mexicano” which had the streets and the web going crazy.

Directed by Keemotion

Dre P - Don't Know U

Lil Playy - I Want Mo

Directed by Keemotion

Rich The Kid - All I Do Is Juug

Rich the kid, member of the Quality Control independent label which also co-signs the Migos is here with his latest visual to “All I do is juug“ with the main scene of him performing in front a all gold elephant fountain. Pretty clean.

Directed by Keemotion

MACTurnUp - MAD

Towards the end of 2013 we brought you the audio track from a new artist by the name of MACTurnUp. Well as promised he has released the video and has truly put on for the city of Atlanta. Check out the video and be sure to let MAC know what you think of his video on Twitter.@MACTurnUp

Directed by Keemotion

CHIP - Trap Bakk

CHIP reminds the world how much respect he has on the field and in his East Atlanta hood Redan Rd. The visual gives us a glimpse of the well respected Athlete/Rappers life off & on the field. Check out the video below.

Directed by Keemotion

Tc Gambino - Out The Cell

Fresh off his 3 month jail sentence Tc Gambino lets loose in the Keemotion-Directed "Out The Cell" video. Gambino replays a moment when he walks right out of the county jail in the beginning of the visual. He raps about how he's "never going back".

Directed by Keemotion