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In the video, LouiVon appears untroubled by his current self. He sits accompanied by a stallion in a Chevrolet Corvette, where the camera cleverly captures a don’s image in the front of beautiful graffiti art, but when it cuts to another shot the don is to be seen in a luxury room with even more women. When he suddenly changes scenery yet again, the don sits with a young beautiful lady throwing money or “blowing dat” as if LouiVon were living the exact lyrics of the song, “And forever on this mission we gone blow dat, Real niggas in the back bitch blow dat!”

The art of Camtana is discreet. He raps in an airy articulation, lively & trenchant, and over the last decade, his large variety of beat selections have molted into wispy choices. Listen closely and you’ll be rewarded with rich details that bore into the realities of a 27-year-old’s neglected New Orleans neighborhood. This music is often likened to Future, Fredo Santana, Lil Durk, which is to say that it defiantly deserves your full attention. As the south picks up steam in the industry, Camtana is definitely an artist that needs to be centered as he captures the true essence of southern culture and lifestyle.

TeeJayFoy wants you reading into his new Its You Not Me Album. On the heels of his most emotionally taxing album yet, he’s recorded something entirely out of character: an original Album of modern hits he’s dug out the cardiovascular pit. It’s not a declaration of a lighter new direction, or a sign that he’s entered a Jigga-ry, internet-pandering phase of his career. They’re just some audible paintings, as he represents on the artwork. “They all have a world of they own but it all connects with the story of a domesticated male in toxic relationship fighting his thought on the world and on the relationship itself,” as put by TeeJayFoy himself.