Queens native Bryant Dope made a bit of noise last year with his visual for “Queens Kids.” Following in the vein of true school Golden Era rap, he’s helping to bring it back for the borough and for the city with this joint “QB,” produced by Hannibal King.

Not only is Dope getting into his New York sound, he’s collaborating with one of the biggest purveyors of that new movement, Joey Bada$$, on his  upcoming tape, New New York.

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Earlier this week Bryant Dope dropped a dope video to his track, “Queens Kids.” No flashiness here, just a story about an emcee kicking it with his boys. The Queens-bred emcee showcases some smooth bars on this joint, and the New York connection never hurts. Be sure to check the video out below, and if you’re feeling Mr. Dope check out a collaboration with Talib Kweli HERE.

Directed by Max Goodrich & Kevin Caldwell.

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