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G-Eazy is "Drifting" with Chris Brown and Tory Lanez

  • April 20, 2016
  • Ben Saint
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[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gE1Gbwn-LU0[/youtube]

It's been quite a year for the bay area rapper with the success of his second studio album, When It's Dark Out, and the hit single "Me, Myself and I". G-Eazy however shows no signs of slowing down as "Drifting" gets the video treatment. Boosted by the help of Chris Brown and Tory Lanez this song is sure to go on to do big things for him.

The video finds G-Eazy in a hotel surrounded by women but still thinking back to the girl he left in his hometown before the fame took them apart. The track itself is produced by Cashmere Cat and provides a glossy, stylish backdrop for all three artists to glide over. 

Be sure to support G-Eazy's lastest album which is available on iTunes. Watch the visuals for "Drifting" above.

 

Connect with G-Eazy: Twitter | Facebook

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