Gucci Mane & Ty Dolla $ign Release The "Enormous" Video

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Gucci Mane & Ty Dolla $ign drop "Enormous" visuals for their collaboration.

A few weeks back, Gucci Mane delivered his most autobiographical piece of work to date with Mr. Davis. The project was a blend of everything we've grown to love in his work. One of the stand out tracks on the the project was the smooth single "Enormous" featuring Ty Dolla $ign. After dropping the audio prior to the album's release, the two of them connect once again for the video.

The video for "Enormous" is simple, classy and fits the song perfectly. Gucci and Ty flex their fashion senses while surrounded by beautiful women and classy vehicles. It's probably one of the more simplistic visuals we've received off of the project so far but it does the job at highlighting their charisma on camera and their overall flashy lifestyle. Throughout the video, they're encircled by smoke, fire and dollar bills. The video was directed by Robby Starbuck who has an extremely diverse portfolio. He's worked with artists in hip hop to emo to rock. Some of the other videos he's done work with Akon and Snoop as well as Silverstein, Megadeth and other notable bands in rock music.

Both Gucci and Ty Dolla $ign's have had a great year. Gucci's been dominating the world, travelling overseas for the first time and made himself a household name. Meanwhile, Ty Dolla $ign took his talents across the globe, collaborating with international stars and making waves globally through his work ethic. As the two of them continue to dominate the year, it should be interesting to see what they have in store for 2018. Ty Dolla $ign just released his sophomore studio album, Beach House 3 this morning so he's capping off the year in a great way. While Gucci doesn't have any features on the project, hopefully 2018 sees the two on wax again. 


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