Eminem decided to release the visuals for the fifth single Headlights, off of his double platinum Marshall Mathers LP 2. The music video, which is directed by legendary Spike Lee, released on Mother's Day, and rightfully so. The song is arguably one of the realist and heartfelt tracks in Em's entire discography. Even without visuals, the song paints a picture of the love/hate relationship with mother Debbie Mathers. Everyone knows the "Cleaning Out My Closet" record, that pretty much says it all, Em' has consistently vented his frustrations with his mother. This song however, display the love and appreciation he has for his mother, along with the frustration of not having the close relationship he wishes he could have with his mother. Spike Lee even gave his insight on the song and the artistic expression of the video. "I really love the narrative for what we've come up together for "Headlight." It's a great story. It's heartfelt. Some pain in it. But, that's why we're here back in 8 Mile Detroit. Shooting where it all took place." Here are the visuals that Spike Lee and Eminem created. Happy belated Mother's Day to all the female hip-hop heads with children.
P.S. We also have a mew music video from Trey Songz, a new mixtape from Mac Miller, and new singles from Wale and Young Scooter. Also be sure to check out our latest TrueMusic Girl Next Door, all below!
Mac Miller - Faces
Wale - Keep The Hustle
Young Scooter - Take Em Off
Girl Next Door: Today we have the stunning Beruke Namaga. Currently in Dallas, Texas, beautiful Beruke was born in the place all of our mothers come from Etiopi, otherwise know as Ethiopia. This AFRIKAN queen is currently a full-time student. You can catch this Kemetian Goddess and her natural beauty on Instagram at ETHIODIVA and Twitter @beruke_konjo_.
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