Southside Hoodlum - Gospel (Video)

Whenever Southside & Ace link up for a video, it's going to result in a marvelous outcome, visiting, guiding you through his favorite spots. I don't think this simplicity works as well for other artists as it does him, he's bringing you into his world so you should be grateful.

He's a master when it comes to two in one records, the 1st part of this is smooth & soulful, the perfect bed for Hoodlum to lay his calm demeanor over, who you know does it as he does. The second part is far more daunting, letting you know, calmly at that, that you don't know anybody quite like him, his whispering draws you in, but it could also take you out, I'd hate to be an opp if I were you, you'll be singing a "Gospel" far more sinister.

Hoodlum keeps us compelled with every release, fresh off the Orange Tape too; I hear we're getting a Purple Tape, which will be a chopped n screwed version, which you can't go wrong with that or an entirely new beast, one thing remains certain, Southside Hoodlum is up next. - Anthony

Just days after his album "Orange Tape" had just released, Hoodlum is back again with a fresh new visual titled "Gospel. That continues to serve up heaps up the work for many viewers to supply this latest viewing 27K & counting in views in just two days, which we expect it to see somewhere close to half a million by the end of the month.

Produced by the Gregg Poppivich of production, Big Tex Johnny set the angels singing in at the start of the track with Hoodlum serenading the hums with the impressive notion that has him switching up the beat. In the second half of the video, he directs the tone to echelon heights with breaking down the diversity with his skilled set raps that genuinely puts him the forefronts of street poetry at it's most exceptional work. Ace The Shooter drums up a whole scenery of southside vibes to the release that engages more talk in the success of the trio who's looking like '99 Spurs in the finals. - Frank Campos