Bryson Tiller Struggles With Love In New "Exchange" Video

The Louisville rapper, Bryson Tiller, released another visual to his highly acclaimed debut T R A P S O U L. “Exchange” being one of the biggest songs off the project, next to “Don’t”, is a song about a lost love that he is reminiscing on while also attempting to get back. The video does an awesome job depicting the memories the two shared when they were in the good stages of their relationship with a make-shift photo album. How cute?! Similar to the video for “Don’t”, the video features himself and one other lady of choice and a mirage of different flashbacks they’ve experienced together.

“Exchange” is the third visual Tiller has released from his platinum album, T R A P S O U L, and it doesn’t look like it will be the last. Though Tiller was not a household name before last October when he dropped the album, he continues to build his name among other R&B artists in the hip-hop industry. Not only is he creating his own name, but has created a new genre of music, hence the name of the album– the trap-esque beats and his soulful and enchanting voice. Tiller truly embodies the saying, “Get you a man who can do both”.