Young Dolph shares new video for “Believe Me.”
Young Dolph is truly bulletproof. As if announcing a new album just days after being critically injured in a drive-by shooting wasn’t enough, the self-proclaimed King of Memphis even filmed his latest video while in hospital. The Jordan Spencer-directed clip for “Believe Me” follows Dolph’s speedy recovery from the shooting and his eventual arrival back home, where he’s reunited with his kids. After all, “ain’t nothing more important than getting this money, believe me.”
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“It’s a personal ass song about what I’m dealing with, my inner life, feelings, about close friendships disintegrating over some bullshit,” Dolph tells Billboard. “If you work everyday, say at FedEx or as a school teacher, you know you’re doing what you gotta to do feed your family and this song will resonate with you. If you ain’t living right, you’re gonna feel like this song is calling you out. Don’t nobody supposed to raise your kids but you. A lot of folks don’t step up to the plate. My kids are my first priority in the world. It’s really my favorite song.”
“Believe Me” is taken from Young Dolph’s upcoming album Thinking Out Loud, out this Friday. The project features Gucci Mane, 2 Chainz, Ty Dolla $ign and D.R.A.M.
