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SKATEMOB and Blood on the Money are more than mixtapes from Indianapolis producer and artist FreshDuzIt — they are full multimedia worlds built through music, animation, fashion, and video games. Powered by NLTO Studios and the OFFTHEWOP universe, both projects turn trap music into playable experiences inspired by classic PlayStation 1, Dreamcast, and Tony Hawk-era games mixed with modern underground rap culture.

SKATEMOB follows the “Stay Kool And Take Everything, Money Over Bullshit” movement created by FreshDuzIt. The game places players inside Juugrassik Park, a stylized version of Indianapolis filled with skate spots, trap music, streetwear stores, missions, unlockable gear, and underground culture. Inspired by Tony Hawk Underground, Jet Set Radio, and low-poly PS1 visuals, players skate through the city while building their reputation and collecting exclusive SKATEMOB merch. The game blends skate culture with Midwest trap aesthetics, turning the FreshDuzIt universe into an interactive world.

Blood on the Money takes a darker cinematic approach. Inspired by Scarface, GTA, Def Jam Vendetta, and classic mixtape DVDs, the game expands the FreshDuzIt x Shadow Wizard Money Gang project into an action-heavy experience filled with luxury, chaos, and animated storytelling. Players move through mansion parties, money runs, dangerous missions, and comic-book-inspired cutscenes while the mixtape soundtrack plays throughout the game. The visual style mixes gritty trap realism with stylized animation, creating a hybrid world that feels like a playable rap movie.

Together, SKATEMOB and Blood on the Money represent FreshDuzIt’s vision for the future of rap projects — where mixtapes become games, albums become universes, and music becomes something fans can experience beyond streaming.'

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Sound of Naptown: Platinum Eye is FreshDuzIt’s futuristic reimagination of the classic spy-action video game era blended with Indianapolis trap culture and the OFFTHEWOP universe. Developed through NLTO Studios, the project transforms the Sound of Naptown mixtape series into a cinematic playable experience inspired by GoldenEye 007, Perfect Dark, Midnight Club, GTA, and classic PlayStation and Nintendo 64 games.

Set inside a stylized version of Indianapolis known as Juugrassik Park, Platinum Eye follows players through dangerous missions, luxury nightlife, underground radio stations, high-speed pursuits, and futuristic street warfare powered by trap music. The game combines retro low-poly visuals with modern animation styles, giving it the feeling of a lost late-90s cult classic rebuilt for a new generation.

The soundtrack is driven by FreshDuzIt’s signature Trap-Fi sound, mixing aggressive Midwest trap energy with cinematic melodies, rock influences, and futuristic production. Players explore the city while unlocking hidden tapes, exclusive SKATEMOB gear, secret levels, and OFFTHEWOP storylines connected to the larger NLTO universe.

More than a mixtape tie-in, Sound of Naptown: Platinum Eye represents FreshDuzIt’s vision of turning rap projects into fully interactive entertainment experiences — where music, gaming, animation, and storytelling all collide into one world.

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In an era where independent artists are redefining culture through world-building instead of just singles, FreshDuzIt pushes the boundary again with OFFTHEWOP Mania, a raw collaboration with Shadow Wizard Money Gang that blurs music, skate culture, and underground mythology into one visual experience.

Pulled from the Blood On The Money music video, the imagery captures FreshDuzIt tagging a skatepark — not just as rebellion, but as branding. Spray-painted SKATEMOB symbolism becomes a declaration: the streets are both canvas and stage. The visual leans into Midwest grit while channeling a larger anti-hero energy, turning everyday spaces into cinematic arenas.

The collaboration highlights a shared aesthetic rooted in internet-era chaos and street authenticity. Shadow Wizard Money Gang’s cult-like presence mixes with FreshDuzIt’s OFFTHEWOP universe — a growing multimedia world where trap music, animation, and fashion collide. The result feels less like a traditional rap video and more like a live-action comic panel unfolding in real time.

Rocking SKATEMOB while moving through the skatepark landscape, FreshDuzIt reinforces a core theme of the OFFTHEWOP era: independence, motion, and self-made identity. The visuals reflect the rise of artists who don’t wait for industry validation — they build their own mythology and let the culture catch up.

Storytelling Into a New Visual Language

At a time when independent artists are redefining how music lives beyond streaming platforms, Ohio’s rising painter Halieyy (22) and Indianapolis multi-platinum creative Freshduzit are building something bigger than a album release .

Their latest visual concept, Secure Every Exchange, unfolds like a modern trap opera. Draped in deep red curtains and animated symbolism, the artwork blurs the lines between vulnerability and performance, turning personal moments into cinematic storytelling. It’s a reminder that in today’s landscape, visuals aren’t just marketing — they’re mythology.

For Freshduzit, known for merging music with animation and world-building through the OFFTHEWOP and Juugrassik platforms, the collaboration represents a continuation of his mission to give underground artists a larger narrative space. “Every exchange matters,” the concept suggests — from relationships to business decisions — reflecting the strategic mindset needed to survive both the industry and the streets.

Halieyy’s presence introduces a fresh perspective: youthful, confident, and emotionally layered. Her character feels equally powerful and introspective, embodying a generation that grew up online but still carries the weight of real-life experience. Together, the pairing highlights a growing Midwest movement where storytelling merges trap culture, fashion, and animation into one cohesive aesthetic.

The result is a visual that feels less like a cover and more like a scene pulled from a larger animated world — a glimpse into the expanding Juugrassik narrative where music becomes character development and artists become icons in motion.