Moneybagg Yo has unveiled a gripping new single “Movement God.” The monitor is out now courtesy of CMG/N-Much less/Interscope Data. As he gears as much as dominate one more calendar 12 months, the music is additional proof that he’s unmatched.
“Movement God” is accompanied by a video that exhibits the artist and his associates on an array of automobiles, from luxurious vehicles to bikes and even a helicopter.
Whereas the verses on “Movement God” are a showcase for Moneybagg Yo’s husky, authoritative voice, the hook catches him in one other mode all collectively. “A lot fancy vehicles,” he croons, his singing assured to land the earworm in radio rotation and deep inside the brains of listeners. “It’s a complete lot of movement concerned.” The notion of tattoos and jewellery designed to “cowl [his] scars” is in some ways the crux of Moneybagg Yo’s music: a relentless, throbbing ache lurking simply beneath the revelry.
It’s becoming that at one level within the video, Moneybagg Yo wears a Mike Bibby jersey from when the hometown Grizzlies nonetheless performed in Vancouver—the clip is a welcome throwback to the deliriously high-budget rap movies from the early 2000s. “Movement God” comes within the wake of final December’s hypnotic “Quickie” and a pair of 2023 collaborative heaters: “Shot Off Gumbo,” which sees him group with Fats Wizza and YTB Fatt, and “On Wat U On,” which pairs him with fellow Memphis artist and labelmate, GloRilla. Previous to the string of singles, the hitmaker may very well be discovered on the CMG compilation Gangsta Artwork.
One in every of his songs from that file, a collaboration with Yo Gotti, Mozzy, and Lil Poppa referred to as “Large League,” was chosen because the official music of the 2022 NBA Finals. Along with his well-earned fame as one in all hip-hop’s most persistently participating presences, Moneybagg Yo has additionally established himself as a supreme scout and developer of expertise: Final 12 months, his artist BIG30 was tapped as a part of XXL’s newest Freshman Class and this 12 months he continues to develop his label, BreadGang.
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