45Duda is back, and this time the rising hip-hop artist is keeping the spotlight squarely on number one. His latest visual, “Myself,” shot by the increasingly in-demand RayShotItProductions, is a confident, no-features statement piece from an artist who has spent the better part of 2025 stacking singles and proving that consistency is its own kind of co-sign.

While 45Duda has built much of his recent catalog on collaboration-heavy cuts like “Cant Compete Wit Us,” “Buy It All” with 45Gbaby, and the street-ready “State Patrol,” “Myself” flips the script. There’s no roster of features to lean on here, no posse cut energy diluting the message. It’s just 45Duda, his pen, and a camera lens that knows exactly where to point.

That camera, of course, belongs to RayShotItProductions, the videographer who has quietly become one of the go-to visual architects for indie and underground hip-hop in 2025. Known for crisp, street-rooted cinematography on projects like Ready Ross’s “Tested,” Ray brings a clean, unfussy eye to “Myself” that lets 45Duda’s presence do the heavy lifting. No gimmicks, no overcooked color grading, just a confident artist framed exactly the way he should be.

The track itself plays like a mission statement. After a year of building a network of collaborators across the 45 and 4Ever camps, “Myself” reads as a reminder that Duda can carry a record solo when the moment calls for it. It’s the kind of release that signals an artist gearing up for a bigger run, the type of single that fits comfortably in a tape rollout or a label conversation.

For fans who have been tracking 45Duda’s steady stream of 2025 drops, “Myself” is essential viewing. For new listeners, it’s a clean entry point into a catalog that’s growing faster than most casual fans realize.

Watch 45Duda’s “Myself,” shot by RayShotItProductions, below.