Kevin Gates' career was put to a halt due to his legal issues, but the rapper came out stronger than ever when he was released earlier this year. Although he was setback from jumping back into his career due to his parole situation, the rapper built the anticipation for his first album since his release. Gates finally dropped the third installment of the Luca Brasi series at the end of September. As he continues to push the project, he comes through with his latest music video for "M.A.T.A."
Kevin Gates returns with the official visuals for the Luca Brasi 3 album closer, "M.A.T.A." The music video finds Gates returning to House On Carolina trap house that he recently recreated for an escape room in Hollywood. Gates posts up with the crew in the hood, playing dice, BBQing, and smoking. Gates delivers another dope set of visuals for Luca Brasi 3.
While Gates is only a few months removed from the release of his latest project, it seems like he's already plotting on his next release. The rapper recently took to Instagram to preview some new music. It's unsure when it'll be released or when Gates will drop a new project, but we're excited to hear what he has up his sleeves.
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