
(IC) 19-year-old Virginia rap phenom Nettspend opens up a brand-new chapter with "sober." He shares his ongoing journey through his artistry, the underground scene leader continues to build on his reputation for letting fans into his head as he navigates a chaotic world. The poignant music video features appearances from Nettspend's mother and his close friend and collaborator OsamaSon.
"sober" feels different from the start, opening on a glowing organ that soon gets chopped into the beat courtesy of producer reklus1ve. Nettspend's vulnerable voice cuts through the thick atmosphere like a beam of light as he lays out his current POV. "Every different day, I look outside, this s- changed," he raps.
The video for "sober" brings that feeling to life in cinematic black-and-white detail. Fresh off unveiling his newly buzzed head at his sold-out LA show at the Mayan Theater last week, Nettspend emerges from the ocean, looking into the sun. Waves crash around him, but he keeps his head above the water. He then skateboards through LA and at night he overlooks the city's horizon.
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