ScHoolboy Q’s album, BLUE LIPS, has already left a significant mark in 2024, but his latest music video for
In collaboration with director Omar Jones, ScHoolboy Q dives into themes of snitching, loyalty, and the American dream. The visuals are as stunning as the track itself, showcasing camaraderie and a deep dive into personal introspection.
There’s also a surprise for fans: a snippet from the track
BANG YOUR HEAD
presented by Devin Malik, another TDE affiliate frequently featured on BLUE LIPS. This track is part of Malik’s new album, DEADSTOCK, which has been generating considerable buzz.
ScHoolboy Q has been actively involved in various hip-hop projects this year. He lent his voice to The Alchemist’s track
Ferraris In The Rain
from the upcoming album The Genuine Articulate. There were rumors about a conversation between Q and J. Cole, urging Cole to avoid further disputes with Kendrick Lamar.
Q’s engagement on social media further emphasizes his dynamic role in hip-hop. His support for fellow TDE member Doechii’s mixtape, Alligator Bites Never Heal, highlights his efforts to uplift other artists. This is a refreshing change when many artists tend to vanish post-album release.
ScHoolboy Q isn’t just about music; he’s vocal on social issues too. His criticism of Michael Rubin’s remarks about Black culture on The Breakfast Club sparked significant discussion. In now-deleted tweets, Q highlighted his views with fiery comments, stating, “YOU KNOW WAT I DONT LIKE ABOUT U N***ERS? I HATE WHEN U N***ERS BE ACTING LIKE N***ERS… basically” and adding “NO SUCH THING AS BLACK ON BLACK ANYTHING.”
ScHoolboy Q’s new music video is more than just another release; it’s a visual and thematic masterpiece that reflects his talents and perspectives in the hip-hop world.
