South Carolina is on a serious come-up these days. With so many new bright new acts emerging out of the state, it's definitely becoming a hotspot for new talent. Juhovah's one rapper out of the city that everyone should keep an eye out for. He's been building a loyal following over the years and he's currently readying the release of a new project. About a month ago, he dropped off his single, "Drunk Nights" which features guest vocals from B. Simone. Now, he's teamed up with the singer for an official set of visuals.
Juhovah captures his B. Simone collaboration perfectly in his new music video. The "Drunk Nights" visual plays out like a short film, opening up with the singer drunkenly texting his ex with a bottle in his band before crashing on his couch. Throughout the video, Juhovah and his ex (B. Simone) are on separate dates at the same place before the rapper tries to win back Simone. By the end of it, he wakes up and it turns out, he might not have made any poor decisions after all.
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