Fki 1st has been killing it for the past few years. He's worked alongside some of the biggest names such as Nicki Minaj, Post Malone and many more. He intertwines elements of hip hop and EDM trap together in order to create huge hits that transcend genres. Over the past few months, he's been incredibly busy. He released his Good Gas Vol. 1 EP earlier in the year. Most recently, he contributed to two songs on Travis Scott's latest project, Astroworld, "5% Tint" and "R.I.P Screw." Today, he revisits his latest project with his new video for "How I Feel."
FKi 1st comes through with the drip for the "How I Feel" music video featuring 2 Chainz and A$AP Ferg. It's the second visual from the project following "Good Gas" with UnoTheActivist and MadeinTYO. The "How I Feel" video stars 2 Chainz and Fki 1st a car show where they're surrounded by beautiful women while popping bottles of champagne and fielding questions from the press. Shortly after, the video takes a trippy turn when it cuts to A$AP Ferg and Fki 1st who perform the verse under dimly lit red lights with blurry focus.
Peep the new video for "How I Feel" and check out our interview with Fki 1st below.
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