MMG member Stalley has received solid feedback for his latest project, Honest Cowboy.
The response from fans was so positive that shortly after he released it for free, he dropped an EP version of it on iTunes. The project even received a nomination for “Mixtape of the Year” at the BET Hip-Hop Awards this past October.
Prepping the release of his highly-anticipated debut album on MMG’s imprint, Stalley has released a visual for the track “Raise Your Weapons” off Honest Cowboy. The video displays Stalley in a well-lit room while he spits heartfelt lines about his views on religion and the country’s economical dilemmas. There’s also clips of kids being taught about the Confederate flag in class; it’s set on fire shortly after. The struggle that minorities face regarding harassment from law enforcement is also conveyed in the video through the apprehension and subsequent release of a black man.
The song is one of my favorite tracks off Honest Cowboy, and it delivers a powerful message that needs to be heard; Stalley uses the song to be a voice for the struggling and confused youth across the globe. Check out the video below.
The response from fans was so positive that shortly after he released it for free, he dropped an EP version of it on iTunes. The project even received a nomination for “Mixtape of the Year” at the BET Hip-Hop Awards this past October.
Prepping the release of his highly-anticipated debut album on MMG’s imprint, Stalley has released a visual for the track “Raise Your Weapons” off Honest Cowboy. The video displays Stalley in a well-lit room while he spits heartfelt lines about his views on religion and the country’s economical dilemmas. There’s also clips of kids being taught about the Confederate flag in class; it’s set on fire shortly after. The struggle that minorities face regarding harassment from law enforcement is also conveyed in the video through the apprehension and subsequent release of a black man.
The song is one of my favorite tracks off Honest Cowboy, and it delivers a powerful message that needs to be heard; Stalley uses the song to be a voice for the struggling and confused youth across the globe. Check out the video below.
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