Dave East Shares Cinematic Trailer For "Karma 2"

BYAron A.Updated on September 26, 20224.0K Views

Dave East attends the 'Rapture' Premiere 2018 SXSW Conference and Festivals at Paramount Theatre on March 17, 2018 in Austin, Texas.

Dave East's "Karma 2" drops this Friday.

Dave East's Karma 2 had a bit of complication surrounding its release date but that's all settled now. Karma 2 was expected to drop on Sunday but that never occurred but Dave East clarified that he handed the project in. Thankfully, the release date was sorted and we'll be getting the project in its entirety this coming Friday. He's already shared a few singles off of the project including the Gunna-assisted "Us," "Imagine" and "Day Dreaming" featuring Floyd Miles. As we inch closer towards the project's release, Dave East comes through with a cinematic trailer to build anticipation.

Dave East shared a brand new trailer for his upcoming project, Karma 2. The trailer has a dark vibe to it as Dave East and his clique meet up in a secret spot with presumably an opposing gang. At the beginning of the video, it shows a birds eye view of New York City before a narrator comes in and explains the meaning behind the Karma album title. Afterwards, Dave East previews a new track off of the project.

Karma 2 is looking like it might be one of Dave East's best project in recent times. His upcoming project hails features from the likes of Blocboy JB, Lil Durk, Jadakiss, Don Q, Fabolous, Gunna, Trouble and More. In addition, the rapper also has production from Murda Beatz, Weezy, Sap and more throughout the project.

Peep the trailer below.

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