Slim Dawg Millionaire is back on the visual circuit, and this time he’s letting the streets meet him where the pavement gets hot. The independent rapper — who has spent the last two years quietly stacking releases and building a reputation on the strength of collaborations like “Payroll” with Big Ju and “Clock Work” with Juicester — returns with a new video for “Tiny Tim,” a standout cut from his project The Black One.

Clocking in at a lean 2:55, “Tiny Tim” is the kind of record that doesn’t waste a bar. Riding a 92 BPM groove in D-flat major, the track gives Slim Dawg the pocket he needs to do what he does best: talk his talk with a calm, unbothered confidence that suggests he’s already lapped whoever is trying to catch up. Released July 17, 2025 through L-M Records/RCA Records, the song has been steadily working its way into rotation — and the new visual should push it further.

The video is shot by RayShotItProductions, the same lens responsible for the “Payroll” clip, and the continuity shows. The visuals are clean without being over-produced, giving Slim Dawg room to be the focal point rather than getting lost in unnecessary set dressing. It’s a smart pairing: a rapper who trusts his voice, and a videographer who trusts the artist to carry the frame.

If you’ve been sleeping on Slim Dawg Millionaire’s run, “Tiny Tim” is a good place to wake up. Press play, then go dig into The Black One while you’re at it.