VIDEO: Ello Lo & Big Rie – “It just Happened”
Their confident delivery matches the energy of their lyrics, painting a picture of street success without glorifying the struggle.
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Their confident delivery matches the energy of their lyrics, painting a picture of street success without glorifying the struggle.
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The video comes from ShotByDH, with Billy coming to you straight out of the car with a stack of cash and heads to serve.
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KushGodTHP knows that he needs to grind to shine, and he raps with plenty of swagger to his bars.
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Blo raps with a hunger about making moves in the streets, with some clever punchlines thrown in throughout his verses.
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Zig lets you know that he’s locked in, looking for ways to keep moving forward.
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The hustle never stops, and rapper ScxmLikelyP knows all about it.
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The song is about making plays throughout the city, serving clientele wherever Plug has to go.
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The track features Los talking a big game about hustling through the city and stacking his cash up.
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The song has the two detailing that they’re running through the streets on the South Side in a new collaboration.
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The beat has the signature underground Milwaukee bounce to it, and both rappers talk about how they had to make moves to get out of their situations.
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Renzo talks about making money from a young age with no end in sight.
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In the fairly short clip, the guys trade off their bars, flexing about not only getting to their money, but letting you know that your hustle doesn’t come close to theirs.
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The track features a piano-driven beat, and AJ telling you that he was down bad, but now he’s got his money together.
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Bally has some harmony in his voice while flowing about losing friends to violence and growing up in a rough situation.
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The song is about loss, but also taps into GB’s emotions, going through a rough time obviously while grieving, but contemplating how to move forward as well.
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Donnie P has a new video out, with the combination clip for “Blickyman” and “Latenights” dropping on Tuesday.
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He’s never worried about cashflow, because his next play is only a phone call away.
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The video from RayShotIt has Kali posted up in the streets with one of his homies, either delivering the track solo or grooving to it in the car.
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The song is rooted in grief, but Zig lets you know how close the two were, from running through the streets making money to handling business when things got real.
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Complete with cars burning out and a trip through downtown Milwaukee, the video brings the energy, and the trio bring melodic raps to the track.
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The song hits hard, and Lou tells you how he’s moving through the streets by himself, geared at making serious money.
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With a piano-driven beat that also brings plenty of bass, the two trade bars, giving each other the assists with the lyrics.
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The hook of the song is about getting out of the struggle, and making sure that he doesn’t go backwards in terms of his money.
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While it might be a track you can dance to, Kali still has lines about holding his own in the streets.
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Z has charisma on the microphone, and that comes through in his verses about how he’s moving different from most.
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