K-Trap: It's baddie versus ride or die wife complications with 'Heaven Or Hell'
It’s a tough call these days - the baddie vixen or the ride or die good ones. For United Kingdom artist K-Trap, it’s clear he’s torn and puts it all into the song format courtesy of his ‘Heaven Or Hell’ music video.
It’s a tough call these days - the baddie vixen or the ride or die good ones. For United Kingdom artist K-Trap, it’s clear he’s torn and puts it all into the song format courtesy of his ‘Heaven Or Hell’ music video.
K-Trap’s ‘Heaven Or Hell’ music video makes you think twice
Whether you go with ‘this’ or ‘that,’ it’s clear there are benefits and potential drawbacks no matter which ‘Heaven Or Hell’ option you go with. Fortunately, K-Trap details out each scenario perfectly.
K-Trap launches into his Trapszn, marking what promises to be his most significant year yet, with the release of his latest single, 'Heaven or Hell.' Backed by the masterful production from Nathaniel London, he skillfully weaves clever and contrasting wordplay, navigating the fine line between good and bad. With bars like "My wife was sent from heaven, I think I met my girl in hell," K-Trap invites listeners into the complex interplay of his experiences with love and lust.
In the captivating video, skillfully captured by Don Prod, we are immersed in the portrayal of Trap's parallel lives unfolding within two distinct rooms. We witness as he grapples with his inner conflicts, torn between heaven and hell. The spotlight shines brightly on this iconic rapper, and the enigmatic walls surrounding him gradually come down, revealing glimpses of the authentic K-Trap. Fans are afforded a deeper understanding of the man behind the music as he lays bare his thoughts and emotions.