Q & Cudi Are Dangerous

Kid Cudi can effortlessly body a hook whether he’s had a ‘beautiful morning’ (exemplified on Kanye West’s “Father Stretch My Hands Pt. 1”), or woke up on the wrong side of the bed.  Scott clearly showcased the latter on Schoolboy Q’s menacing, Crash Talk standout cut, “Dangerous.”

The single, which lasts slightly above two-minutes and thirty-seconds, starts off with Cudi doing what he does best, singing: “I’m feeling dangerous/I’m feeling nauseous. Road left me crazy, soaring, I wanna….” Man, Q had to think that crooning was phenomenal since he let him kick off his own record.  The TDE vet accented its despondent vibe with his somber, yet poetic delivery.

Check out Dangerous’ ominous music video, directed by Alexandre Moors below:

D'Evils (Music Video)

Just in case you didn’t follow through and dive deep into the discography of SiR (I briefly mentioned him in my last post), I decided to showcase the video of one of my favorite recent cuts from the sensational TDE multi-hyphenate.

Coined “D’Evils,” the irie riddim, found on Sir Darryl’s—yeah, that’s his real name—first full-length album November, samples late reggae artist Billy Boyo’s legendary hit “One Spliff A Day.”  Its flawless production blended in with the Inglewood native’s smooth vocals will most certainly keep your ears on fire during this chilly weather.

Rightfully so, the music video for the blazing single takes place in none other than Jamaica, where SiR is found with his lovely lady taking in the island’s organic vibes, and of course, enjoying “one spliff a day” to keep the evil away.

Check out the scenic, Karena Evans-directed clip below:

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