East London rapper Armor drops the official music video for “Hood Anxiety”, one of the standout tracks from his deeply personal album Excuse My Mess. The visual — now out everywhere captures the raw emotion, reflection, and resilience that define both the song and Armor’s journey.
Originally born from a 20-minute voice memo recorded on his phone, “Hood Anxiety” began as a stream-of-consciousness journal entry before evolving into one of Armor’s most striking records. The track dives into themes of mental health, loss, betrayal, family pressure, and toxic cycles, offering an unflinching look at life’s internal battles.
The new video brings those emotions vividly to life, translating the honesty of Armor’s lyrics into a stark visual story. Cinematic yet grounded, it feels like a film pulled straight from his memories intimate, haunting, and wholly authentic.
Since the release of Excuse My Mess, Armor has continued to carve out a unique lane in UK rap intelligent, introspective, and unafraid to confront his truth.
