Dizzy Wright Drops New Visual for "FFL"

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Las Vegas emcee Dizzy Wright is ready to bless the world with the sequel to his critically-acclaimed album The Golden Age (which was released back in 2013 during the Funk Volume days). First, he drops a dope visual for the track “FFL,” which Dizzy premiered as part of his Still Movin’ Monday series.

In the Simon Davis-directed clip, we see Dizzy and crew in London and Paris, enjoying the scenery and taking to the stage for what was probably a dope set for his international fans; we also see him and hear his perspective as a father. A sign that he continues to move forward in his career despite all obstacles and disingenuity, a positive affirmation that stands firm in the song’s hook:

F*** fake love, f*** fake love
Yo I can’t focus on the pain no more
F*** fake love, f*** fake love
It ain’t about the s*** that you claim no more
F*** fake love, f*** fake love
Oh, n***as don’t think they need to change no more
F*** fake love, f*** fake love
Just do what you love, that’s what we came here for

Enjoy “FFL” below, along with another recent video for “Word On The Streetz.” Golden Age 2 should hopefully be arriving sooner than later.

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Jon Powell

Currently working as Senior Editor of RESPECT. Magazine, I (Jon Powell) have 10 years experience in digital and print media -- this includes writing, photography and video editing production. I have worked extensively in Washington, D.C. and London, England and specialise in urban music and culture.