Young Black & Poor
Danny Brown and Bruiser Wolf feature in the new video, “Y.B.P.”, staying true to their roots.
The claymated clip, directed by Edem Wornoo and William Child, showcases Detroit rapper Danny Brown reflecting on his journey in the challenging environment of the Motor City.
Throughout the video, Danny Brown shares the harsh reality of living in Detroit, rapping, “Detroit city, that’s where I live. Feels like ‘Poetic Justice,’ you get killed at the drive-in.” The visuals depict various locations in the city and encounters with law enforcement. He also raps about the struggle to find resources, stating, “Who gon’ front you some work? We was fresh from the dirt, put you on a t-shirt.”
“Y.B.P.” is a track from Danny Brown’s Quaranta album, which includes appearances by MIKE, as well as tracks like “Tantor” and “Jenn’s Terrific Vacation” featuring Kassa Overall.
FAQ
What does “Y.B.P.” stand for in the context of the video?
“Y.B.P.” stands for “Young Black & Poor” in the context of the video, displaying the struggles and experiences related to this theme in the narrative.
Who are the directors of the “Y.B.P.” video?
The “Y.B.P.” video is directed by Edem Wornoo and William Child, who bring the storyline to life through claymation.
Conclusion
The “Y.B.P.” video by Danny Brown featuring Bruiser Wolf delivers a raw portrayal of life in Detroit, staying true to their roots and reflecting on the challenges faced in the city. The visuals and lyrics paint a vivid picture of the experiences and realities of being young, black, and economically disadvantaged. The video is a compelling addition to Danny Brown’s “Quaranta” album, offering a glimpse into the artist’s personal journey and showcasing the artistic collaboration with Bruiser Wolf.