Prominent Tottenham crew OFB have released the official visuals for the tune Dunkirk. The new release involves members of the North London crew RV, Lowkey, Tuggzy, Skat and Kash unleashing their own lyrically intense verses and a hook/chorus that will make put your volume on max.
The video involves clips and snippets of rappers in past London performances in packed out venues. The Video has already hit 6.7k views on YouTube after only being posted for a few hours on the evening of the 25th July 2018 which isn’t a surprise. The song ‘Dunkirk’ also featured on RV’s Drill EP ‘Im A Savage’.
South London’s Brixton rapper Bellzey returns with fresh visuals to his songs “Drifting” on Link Up TV. The artist recently called it one his favorite tracks off his EP called “Live And You Learn”.
Listeners are aware of the deepness in Bellzey’s songs and, as expected, “Drifting”‘s delivery is very deep and meaningful to him as he says in his lyrics: “This is my story”.
The video – directed by Olu – starts off with Bellzey dropping bars in a shabby-looking, old living room while he is reminiscing about very old friends: “Talking way back, when I was an infant/ Chilling in the playground” whom he helped as they were growing up but ended up being betrayed by them.
The visuals compliment the deepness of the song, as we next see Bellzey rapping in front of a broken, old-looking mirror, as if to imply he is probably the only person whom he can trust to have this conversation with. The lyrics tell stories that Bellzey has witnessed such as hearing shots being fired in his neighborhood and feeling scared but this feeling is normal to him as people kill each other every day in the game – “this lifestyle is harsh”.
The video takes us to a scene which takes place on a different day. One of Bellzey’s friends is apparently planning to ambush him. Luckily Bellzey, who is at his house, seems to be getting a phone call which makes him become aware about one the situation. As he goes by the window, we can see 3 masked men heading towards his location, carrying guns. The video finishes with Bellzey grabbing his gun, probably ready to defend himself if necessary, and walking out of his flat.
The song is a hard. Period. It has a message, the delivery is really well worked on, the beat – produced by JC Beats – compliments the lyrics perfectly with that slow flow and the female voice over just amplifies better the delivery. Watch the video and convince yourself…
So, we can sell these dolls to boys? Why would parents buy dolls for their sons?
No, we don't call them dolls. We call them "Action Figures". You see, the movie is going to advertise the toys, you see? It's genius. Even if the movie doesn't make money, the doll makes money.
Oh...ok. What's the movie about again?
Dwayne THE ROCK Johnson is a robot and he has his daughter kidnapped. The movie is going to be called GEARS UP.
I see...so why doesn't he have a penis?
A...PENIS? Do you..do you...want the doll to have a penis?
I thought you said it wasn't a doll?
It's not a doll. It's an Action Figure. But, I don't think parents will demand refunds if we don't put a penis on Dwayne THE ROCK Johnson.
TrapSick has come through with his new song ‘How Many Times.’ The visuals were done by Kam Cordings and they are looking very fresh. The song itself is something very different and it works, a mix of trap and lyricism the track comes through sounding dope.
The real question is how many times are you guys going to listen to this track? TrapSick is making himself noticed with this one and it’s sounding very fresh. It will be interesting to see what else TrapSick drops this summer. With the weather heating up the songs are matching pace and the lyrics are very real on ‘How Many Times’
It’s a true message from the start to the beginning for TrapSick who makes a story with the lyrics and has the video to match it. The chorus for me on this one has really got inside my head and I really can’t see it going away anytime soon.
I feel where TrapSick was going with this one, sometimes it feels like pain and hurt in our life just happen on the daily and we say to ourselves how many times is this going to happen. It’s a good message from TrapSick.
Make sure you go and check out the video for TrapSick’s ‘How Many Times’
Lil Dotz has arrived with impressive visuals for his single ‘Trapping & Jugging’. The track is one for the trappers and also features the likes of fellow Mozart locals Fredo and Ratlin in the background.
‘Created by ‘The Mechanics’ who have also worked with E. Mak and TE dness, ‘Trapping & Jugging’ sees the young rapper give us a catchy hook detailing the trap life whilst being on the block with his people looking impressive. There’s a lot on show in this video and whether it be Louboutin shoes, Balmain jeans or customised bikes, Lil Dotz’s visuals are very easy on the eye and will appeal to many. “It’s the youngest ni**a in the trap killing it, Gucci drip it’s the sauce what I’m spilling kid”.
Dotz lets us know his age doesn’t mean he can’t get by and he also shouts out Fredo for getting his AP done out in Belgium.
It’s a good start for Lil Dotz and more music is expected soon. Check out ‘Trapping & Jugging’ above.
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