Yelawolf has reminisced of a time passed by in his official video for “Make You Love Me,” which you’ll take a look at under.
The official video, which dropped on Friday (March 15), options the rapper and his mates wearing gear straight out of Peaky Blinders.
As his would-be love curiosity, full with a Twenties flapper-girl aesthetic, listens to his plan, she sips upon a dram of what seems to be Yelawolf’s proprietary whiskey, Creek Water American Whiskey, earlier than hitting him with a double-cross that finds his would-be mates beating him up and tossing him right into a shallow grave.
“She likes the old school, she loves an outcast,” he raps. “These trends are old news, these bands are so bad/ These boys are lurkin’, I’ll show you throw back/ My whiskey glass is empty, yo, hold that/ The powder coated Chevelle that I parked in the alley/ Got a seat in it for your body, if you want it that loudly/ I’ll kick it, take it to you/ We can jump a Bama to Cali, sample each other like a charcuterie/ You and me packin’?/ Pack it up, bitch.”
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Yelawolf launched “Everything,” the primary monitor from his forthcoming new album, final month.
“Everything” marks Yela’s return to Hip Hop for the primary time in practically three years. The monitor serves because the lead single to War Story, which is due out later this yr.
“I hear people, from time to time, tell me that I’m underrated or under-appreciated,” Yela begins on the music. “And, to a certain extent, that’s flattery and endearing/ But I also use it as a source of inspiration to keep, keep fuckin’ y’all up!”
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Announced in November of final yr, Yelawolf’s War Story boasts contradicting sides: Trunk Muzik 4Ever, which is produced by his right-hand WLPWR; and Michael Wayne, produced by Malay.
The challenge marks Yelawolf’s first solo rap album since 2021’s Mud Mouth — 2022’s Sometimes Y with Shooter Jennings noticed him pivot to rock.
“I was just so fueled to rap again. My tank got refilled, so to speak, and it turned out I had a lot to say,” he informed SPIN. “I would love to see a place in Hip Hop for me to elevate and to bring the quality of the music and what we’ve put together to the forefront of the mainstream.”
Yelawolf added his hopes for the challenge: “I would like for Drake fans, Kendrick Lamar fans, Three 6 Mafia fans, Future fans, XXXTentacion fans — I think it would be rad for me if the younger generation would take a hold of the project.”
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