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The Chainsmokers feat Halsey - Closer (Video) Who knows how the concept came to be, but love to JB for doing his part as a straight edged accountant that gets quickly turnt up.

It's the most odd, yet stereotypical rap video mixing corporate accountant team shenanigans and strip club scenes. For those wondering, he was the accountant who grabs the manila folder from Juicy J at the 19 second mark. And to end on a completely outlandish note, I had to give my buddy John Bradford some love in the top five this week for his role in Juicy J and Wiz Khalifa's new Bossed Up video. Different moods like silly when Fallon and Timberlake went back to Camp Winnipesaukee to sing everyone's favorite Alanis Morissette song. I included the Zeds Dead video because this week needed a dose of playful claymation to blend with the other vastly different moods. Kudos for Macklemore and Ryan Lewis for taking the issue head on. At this point we've all been touched at some point by the opioid epedemic in America, so it's about time we start shining the light on legal drug companies to highlight their contribution to the mess. Then, the top five took a turn for the serious with Macklemore's gripping video for Drug Dealer. Really cool to see the guys portray such a nostalgic story through the video. Starting with The Chainsmokers new video for Closer with Halsey, we got to get another dose of on screen chemistry between Halsey and Drew.

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I say that because this week ran the full gauntlet of emotions from playful to sad and serious to funny to whimsical and eventually landing on downright outlandish. I'll be honest I was pushed and pulled a lot of different directions this week when putting together this week's top five. #TwoBirdsOneStoneДrake - Two Birds, One Stone (prod by Noah '40' Shebib) Hopefully when we get to hear additional tracks from More Life, they will have the same degree of thought put into them without the added negativity. My guess is there will be a mending of fences at some point, but it can't feel good that a few lines in the track is distracting from the overall point of the track. Drake should know better than anyone too because he's one of the most transparent, introspective artist on the mic. I'm a fan of all these artists' work, but Drake did cross the line by calling him out. So when reality set in you donвЂ™t gotta face itIt worth asking, was it bad timing for this particular release given the Drake probably didn't anticipate Cudi going into rehab right before the song being released? Was it kicking a man while he's down like everyone is claiming? Sure there's even more smoke given that Lupe Fiasco also aired Cudi out this week and now Kanye is being drug into the mess because his name is all over the production credits. Below are the lyrics that are drawing universal ire this week. But he did so in the most Drake way possible, subliminally throwing shade at his mental health issues in the most even-tempered diss you'll ever hear.

Then Drake started releasing new music and in one of the four tracks he released that will be a part of his More Life compilation, he took some shots at Cudi.

With all the unchecked mental health issues we have as a society, it wasn't a surprise to witness the out pour of support in his decision to seek out help. In case you missed it, Cudi checked himself into rehab soon after releasing a very candid post about his inner turmoil. That's what made all this Kid Cudi business that much harder to palate. To this date, he's always seemed to rise above all the disses and subliminal messaging that finds a way to leak out when success comes your way. Thinking all the way back to So Far Gone with Say What's Real or even 9AM in Dallas, he's at his best when he's ripping off bars one after another and spewing his inner dialogue on the mic. Speaking from the perspective of a longtime Drake fan, his stream of consciousness freestyles represent his best work.