In the ever-evolving realm of hip-hop, few figures have captured the attention and sparked the conversation quite like Blueface. With his unapologetically authentic style, infectious energy, and penchant for outlandish visuals, Blueface has carved a unique niche in the industry, earning him a loyal following and a reputation as one of the most captivating and polarizing figures in modern music.
Today, we embark on a journey through the captivating world of Blueface's music videos, exploring his hot top visual masterpieces, songs like "Daddy" and "Thotiana" that have left an indelible mark on the landscape of hip-hop culture. Prepare to be immersed in a kaleidoscope of flamboyant fashion, outrageous stunts, and raw talent as we delve into the music videos that have cemented Blueface's status as a true pioneer of the genre.
But which Blueface music videos stand out from the rest? Well, wonder no more because we've compiled a list of his top 10 music videos that showcase his artistry, creativity, and undeniable swag.
Whether you're a die-hard fan or just discovering Blueface's magic, this top 10 list has something for everyone.
1. Thotiana by Blueface (2018)
Top Blueface music video spot goes to "Thotiana", because it became Blueface's first biggest hit to date when it hit the top 100 on the US Billboard chart. The music video "Thotiana" was produced, directed, and shot by Renardo Page Jr.. and it premiered on WorldStarHipHop's YouTube channel on July 6, 2018.
The term "Thotiana" was popularized by this song and is a more positive word for "thot", even though both are used to describe young women who are considered provocative or sexually alluring. However, there is a subtle difference between the two terms.
Thotiana is typically used to describe a woman who is physically attractive and who is comfortable in her own skin. The term is often used in a positive way, and it can be empowering for women who identify with it. In Blueface's song context, "Thotiana" is used as a playful or humorous term to refer to a woman who is confident and assertive in her sexuality. So, it is not necessarily derogatory and may even be used as a term of endearment among certain groups.
On the other hand the term "Thot" is a slang term that originated in African American Vernacular English (AAVE) and is used to refer to a promiscuous or sexually liberated or attention-seeking woman. Originally derived from the acronym "That Ho Over There," "thot" is often used in a derogatory manner to shame or criticize women for their perceived sexual behavior, promiscuity or morals.
In summary, "Thot" is a widely recognized derogatory term, whereas "Thotiana" is more sex-positive word invented for a rap song, to normalize promiscuous behavior and mitigate slut-shaming.
2. Freak Bitch by Blueface (2018)
The WSHH exclusive music video for "Freak Bitch"by Blueface was directed by Cole Bennett, shot by ScumBeats and was published on Youtube October 21st, 2018.
3. Thotiana Remix by Blueface featuring Cardi B (2019)
Second music video version for the song "Thotiana" featuring famous female rapper Cardi B was directed and edited by Cole Bennett. Song itself was produced by Scum Beats.
4. Been Have'n by Blueface (2023)
Pool party themed music video for Blueface's song "Been Have'n" was directed by 808 Kartel Records and edited & shot by Gavin Banksy.
5. BDD by Blueface (2023)
Music video "BDD" was directed by Ronnie Lewis aka LewisYouNasty and published on Blueface's Youtube channel 3 June, 2023. Music video features bikini wearing pregnant women in lavish mansion pool setting. The acronym BDD means "baby daddy drama".
6. Blow Her Bacc by Blueface featuring 1TakeJay (2018)
Blueface's "Blow Her Bacc" featuring 1TakeJay music video was shot by AmariMooreFilms.
I got a bad bitch named Alexis
She ride the dick the best, like a fuckin' Lexus
She really throwin' ass, showin' ass
Ooh, damn baby, I'm finna blow her back
7. Carne Asada by Blueface featuring Ambjaay (2020)
Music video "Carne Asada" was shot and edited IMG @RGxIMG and published on Youtube May 5th, 2020.
8. 2Humpy by Blueface and 2Rare (2023)
Summery and twerklicious skatepark themed music video "2Humpy" by Blueface and 2Rare was directed by Ronnie Lewis Productions and published on Youtube August 11, 2023.
9. Viral by Blueface (2020)
The music video for song "Viral" was directed by Director Carrington and Drew Kocak. Video was published on Blueface's Youtube channel March 20, 2020.
10. Daddy by Blueface featuring Rich The Kid (2019)
Music video "Daddy" featuring another American rapper Rich The Kid by Blueface was directed and edited by R. Malcolm Jones and produced by Monica A. Young and Jai Santiago.
BONUS: Meat This by Blueface and DDG (2022)
What are some music videos featuring Blueface?
- Barbie by Jaidyn Alexis
- Post Opp by Jaidyn Alexis
- 1TakeJay - Proud Of U (Remix
- ASM Bopster - Like The Way You Move
- DDG - Moonwalking in Calabasas Remix
- Heembeezy - Face No Book
- Tyga, YG, Blueface - Bop
- 1TakeJay - "Her Bad"
Conclusion
As we bid farewell to this sonic and visual odyssey, one thing remains crystal clear: Blueface is a force to be reckoned with. His music videos are not mere visual accompaniments; they are extensions of his persona, his artistry, and his unapologetically authentic spirit.
From the gritty streets of Los Angeles to the cinematic heights of luxury and excess, Blueface's videos transport us to worlds where his music takes on new dimensions. They are a testament to his ability to command attention, ignite passion, and leave an indelible mark on the landscape of hip-hop culture.
So, if you're looking for a splash of bold, unapologetic artistry, a dash of outrageous fun, and a whole lot of unfiltered energy, dive into Blueface's music videos. Prepare to be captivated, challenged, and, ultimately, entertained by the one and only Trillfather.
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