Vector serves the much awaited video to his ‘King Kong’ remix, and it is a worthwhile effort.
He has the full squad (Reminisce, Uzi, Classiq and Phyno) on this and each man passes the baton skillfully as they trade heavy lyricism and wordplay back and forth.
Vector deserves proper credit for this; for putting together what is possibly one of the biggest hip hop songs of 2015, in all of Nigeria, by virtue of recording ‘King Kong’.
The visuals, like the original King Kong version, is ethereal and street-appealing.
It has an unusual black-white coloration; that is both appealing as well as eerie, especially with the blood spills and the skulls and signs and whatnot.
Have a look already –
Earlier, the rapper brought in one of Africa’s most skilled –Sarkodie– on a remix version and it was a monster of a track.
This new video, however, was directed by video heavyweight, Matt Max.
He has the full squad (Reminisce, Uzi, Classiq and Phyno) on this and each man passes the baton skillfully as they trade heavy lyricism and wordplay back and forth.
Vector deserves proper credit for this; for putting together what is possibly one of the biggest hip hop songs of 2015, in all of Nigeria, by virtue of recording ‘King Kong’.
The visuals, like the original King Kong version, is ethereal and street-appealing.
It has an unusual black-white coloration; that is both appealing as well as eerie, especially with the blood spills and the skulls and signs and whatnot.
Have a look already –
Earlier, the rapper brought in one of Africa’s most skilled –Sarkodie– on a remix version and it was a monster of a track.
This new video, however, was directed by video heavyweight, Matt Max.
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