Brent’s admirable and Ice City Boy Trapstar Toxic is back with visuals for Out Ere, showcasing his lavish lifestyle, but behind all this there is a deeper message and meaning. Trapstar Toxic was looking at a very long time in prison. However, he managed to escape this, almost like the music scene was calling him, he’s back. Thankfully he isn’t looking at any time, as he says in the song ‘I spent racks on my solicitors’.
The video opens with a quote from Psalms 120:1, ‘In my distress, I cried unto the lord, and he heard me’. Below that is the hashtag #NotGuilty, again touching on the fact that Trapstar Toxic is innocent and the visuals bought to you by Myles Suave embody this. We then see him outside court Old Bailey as he walks past, showcasing his freedom and how he’s Out Ere, thanking God along the way. The song also touches on how he started from the bottom and the journey to his come up, supporting this we see him showing off the money he’s spent and a more materialistic side, portrayed throughout the whole video. It also has appearances from fellow Ice City Boyz members, Nines, and also an appearance from Skrapz. Towards the end of the video we see a man in a suit which is supposedly this solicitor that helped Trapstar Toxic buss case.
Trapstar Toxic never fails to deliver with his flow. The consistency in his rap style has a unique manner. The beat is more melodic and slow which is a perfect contrast, both ingredients fuse together to make this sick song. JC Beats, Trapstar Toxic and Myles Suave are a harmonised trio that overall make a quality song.
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