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Yung Pinch lets go of new single and video "Wouldn't Be Nothing"

  • February 25, 2019
  • Jack Steindorf
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After the release of his single "Nightmares" last month, melodic Huntington Beach rapper Yung Pinch is back with another. Armed with his signature high-pitched vocals, Yung Pinch creates another ridiculously catchy song in "Wouldn't Be Nothing." The track, produced by Nick Mira and The Atomix, hears Pinch discuss how his career gained momentum amidst no shortage of doubters. Its visuals, directed by Nicholas Jandora, begin with Pinch cheating on a test in class and getting kicked out. Later in the video, he comes back to the school with an abundance of cash and weed. The video brings to life the song's concept and youthful nature; check it out up above and stay in touch with the rising Southern California rapper/singer on his socials below.    

Connect with Yung Pinch: Twitter | SoundCloud | Facebook | Instagram | yungpinch.com 

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