From Chicago’s O’Block to upstate New York’s celebrated borough, King Von recruits Fivio Foreign for new music.
Feeding off of each other’s energy, the uptempo release finds the duo transitioning from the back of a Wraith to the inner city streets of their respective hood. Directed by Jerry Production, the high-energy sequence is filled with enough trigger-happy mentions to settle any implied beef with the opposition at hand.
One thing is for certain, Von doesn’t wolf for clout, and Fivio is exactly who he portrays himself to be.
Whether the two emcees are sipping Henny, doing drills in plush whips or counting cash, the narrative remains the same — look both ways before you cross the street, and say your prayers before you think about crossing the pair of drill music raconteurs.
After tackling the inequities of the criminal justice system with “How It Go“, Von has quietly been on a consistent hot streak this year. With subtle indications of a full-length project brewing to release this Fall, Von’s debut album is slated to take his career to new levels.
