A production birthed from the AWGE creatives, Lord Pretty Flacko Jodye rapper A$AP Rocky  subtly travels through time in his new video for, “Jukebox Joints.”  Off his sophomore effort At.Long.Last.A$AP, the Rocky and Shomi Patwary-directed visual embodies the slowed down feel of the track by capturing the rapper romping around NYC with the mob, lucidly of course, and utilizing dated cinematography to get the point across.  While we know the record originally features Mr. Kanye West, other than the artist contributing his production flare, the video is sans the Yeezy verse. I guess he wasn’t down for all that decade jumping.

Watch A$AP Rocky’s new video, “Jukebox Joints” below:

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Stalley is surely becoming one of those artists whose visuals are as intriguing as his music. His latest video is for “Home To You,” a track off of his Savage Journey to the American Dream EP. Directors  Shomi Patwary and Jack Cearnal put the time lapse effect to good use, as well as implement other visual effects. His MMG comrade Wale also is featured in the video. Check it out now.

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