They say keep your friends close and keep your enemies closer and for Chris Valentine, he had no choice. In his newest visual for his track, “R2D,” Valentine gets double crossed by what he thought were his real friends. And when things start to look real grim, one of his old friends come through to help him out. A tough pill to swallow but the message is honest: be careful who you trust.
The track flows perfectly alongside the visual and you can hear Valentine’s lyrical potential.
Check out “R2D” below and make sure to read the interview RESPECT. had with Valentine as well. You’ll learn about his music, his fave artists and more! Keep up with Chris Valentine on Twitter.
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