In an unexpected visual interpretation of “Shame,” Freddie Gibbs plays the role of the homie with the goods that women seek. The song implies a sexual “walk of shame,” but Jonah Schwartz had a different vision for the video. BJ The Chicago Kid croons the chorus while against the front door, laying the cautionary lyrics, “it ain’t gotta be the walk of shame, baby, but that’s only if you know the game, baby.” The Shame EP with sole production by Madlib is available now for download.

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Yesterday evening Freddie Gibbs was the featured guest on Soul Assassins Radio and you know the homie couldn’t leave the studio without dropping a freestyle of his own. The conversation ranged from personal work to his current project with Madlib, but the freestyle really puts the Indiana-bred emcee front and center. The Shame EP that he put out with Madlib hit the net earlier today, but from what he had to say during this appearance it seems like the Indiana-bred emcee still has plenty of music cooking. Nonetheless, be sure to check out the freestyle around the 3:18 mark. Baby Face Killa coming soon.

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