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Watch SceinZe get cinematic in "I Would Rob A Whole Bank For You"

  • November 21, 2017
  • James Schiff
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It’s not often artists give their music videos a real cinematic feel. In fact, how many times have you seen a video where it’s really just the artist using concert footage or random shots of them in the tour bus, which has little to do with the actual song? If you’re like most music fans out there, the answer is probably too much. For that reason, it’s especially dope to see ScienZe do his thing in his latest video, “I Would Rob A Whole Bank For You.”

“I Would Rob A Whole Bank For You” is a two-part flick that starts with a masked ScienZe walking out with a pink duffle bag full of money, casually avoiding cops while declaring his love for his lady in the back, and then eventually celebrating once they have evaded capture. Once ScienZe and his accomplice get to the abandoned parking lot, he switches up the track to “Main Course” and spits a few fire verses while celebrating their success.

Both tracks come from ScienZe’s latest project Kind of Dessert which is a must listen if you haven’t peeped already. Press play on the flick above and be sure to keep it locked on EARMILK for all your ScienZe wants and needs.

Connect with ScienZe: SoundCloud | Instagram | Twitter

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