The 12-minute mini movie also starring Rotimi and Wood Harris took 11 months in the making, according to its director Chris Robinson.
- Jan 29, 2015
AceShowbiz - T.I. shows off his acting chops in the official music video for "G'S**t", his collaboration with fellow Atlanta rappers Young Jeezy and Watch the Duck. The cinematic visuals, hitting Vevo on Wednesday, January 28, was directed by Chris Robinson and features guest appearances from Rotimi and Wood Harris.
The 12-minute mini movie took place in the prohibition era. According to director Robinson, the video took 11 months to finish. "We kinda decided early in this process that we were gonna go for story, something that was epic," he said.
"G'S**t" is a track off T.I.'s latest album "Paperwork" that debuted at No. 2 on Billboard 200 following its release back in October.
The track won't be Tip and Jeezy's last project together. The two are currently working on a joint album which they have been planning for years. There's still no word on when the collaborative effort would arrive, but last November, they said they'd already recorded about "six or seven tracks" for the LP reportedly titled "Dope Boy Academy".
