Mr. White Dogg – “SUNDAY FUNDAY” Feat. Slim Thug & Deuce Biggs [Prod. Dae One]
A West Coast Ride-Out Meets Texas Floss in This Lowrider-Filled Visual
When it comes to representing the West Coast, Mr. White Dogg doesn’t just talk about it—he lives it. His latest single, “SUNDAY FUNDAY” featuring Texas giant Slim Thug and smooth hook-man Deuce Biggs, is a candy-painted celebration of car culture, good weather, and pure rap swagger. Produced by West Coast heavyweight Dae One—whose resume runs from Kendrick Lamar to nearly every major name repping the left coast—the track delivers that modern West Coast bounce, polished with G-funk undertones and trunk-rattling drums.
The music video, shot primarily on Crenshaw and downtown L.A. during an actual Sunday Funday, plays like a love letter to Southern California’s streets. Lowriders and custom whips line the block—chrome shining, paint candy-deep—while drone shots sweep across the city, capturing the sunshine and smoke in equal measure.
Deuce Biggs holds down the hook with an effortlessly soulful delivery, posted up next to a red candy-painted lowrider with a white top, casually polishing it like it’s a crown jewel. Harley riders roll through, representing another lane of the city’s ride culture, while Mr. White Dogg posts up in different locations—never behind the wheel, always in front of the action—spitting with that confident West Coast cadence. In one scene, he’s surrounded by classic lowriders and high-end imports in a garage, the kind of backdrop only car lovers can fully appreciate.
The video then shifts gears, taking us from L.A. to Houston, where Slim Thug flexes in what appears to be his personal garage. The scene is all Texas flavor—slabs, Caddies with elbows out, and his signature matte-black car collection. It’s a whole other Sunday Funday down south, complete with the kind of regional pride that matches perfectly with the West Coast energy Dae One’s production brings.
“SUNDAY FUNDAY” is more than just a cross-regional collab—it’s a coast-to-coast car show set to music. From the boulevard in Crenshaw to the slabs in Houston, it’s a reminder that whether you’re riding three-wheel motion or swinging on swangas, the love for the streets runs deep.
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