Rapsody & KenTheMan: It's all types of hard-hitting flexes in the 'Love Answers All' music video

Tired of what you’re hearing and seeing at the start of ‘24? Look no further than duo Rapsody and KenTheMan coming to the rescue with a full-fledged ‘Love Answers All’ anthem and music video.

Rapsody & KenTheMan come through with ‘Love Answers All’ music video

It’s all types of cinematic flexing and glowing vibes from start to finish. Kick back and embrace the visual’s star power.

North Carolina’s GRAMMY-nominated artist, Rapsody and Houston born rapper, KenTheMan have dropped their new collaborative track and music video “Love Answers All” directed by Timmy Shawley and Aaron Wink. The record is the latest release to arrive from Roc Nation’s 2023 mixtape, Humble Soles. 

The track’s slow rhythmic pattern of booming 808s and snares are woven together seamlessly with an electric daze of synth-like strings that compel its listeners into a meditative trance. Rapsody cuts through the soft, dizzying beat with her booming verse as she candidly shares the “world-shattering” pain felt in the face of her cousin’s death and questions a world that values money over humanity. Told intricately over gritty film shots of her studio sessions and fleeting glimpses into her success touring on the road, Rapsody details her powerful journey overcoming as she “sat in [her] fire and came out the ash” to restore her light. 

KenTheMan arrives soon after on the scene in a vibrant, tricked out chrome orange car which pulls into Houston’s prolific Screwed Up Records & Tapes store as a homage to her southern heritage. Cut with hazy footage rolling through her old neighborhood and shots of her early come-up days, KenTheMan emblazons the track with her quick, sharp bars touting the success she paved for herself without ever compromising her values. As she raps, “telling me I wouldn’t make it if I ain’t do this and I ain’t do that for some likes, look how they look at me now, I made it, I ain’t even sleeping around, went from apartment to two story house, I know them bitches is hating me now,” the Texas emcee fiercely stands in the blessings she’s earned. 

"Love Answers All” arrives from the Humble Soles mixtape, the first-of-its-kind project curated to commemorate 2023’s 50th Anniversary of Hip Hop 

The tape which taps legacy artist DJ Clue - who made an iconic resurgence for the project - is a pillar of Roc Nation’s overarching Mixtape initiative. The Mixtape campaign also saw a partnership with global sports company, PUMA to build a 360 ecosystem of digital content, sneaker and apparel drops, and a nationwide rotation of immersive pop-up events and cypher competitions to honor hip hop and streetwear culture. The Mixtape series enlisted the support of celebrity shoe designer Alexander John, Roc Nation’s Head of Lifestyle and Paper Planes co-founder, Emory Jones, Jim Jones, Wayne “Wayno” Clark, Lenny “Lenny S.” Santiago and more. 

Humble Soles, DJ Clue, RJAE & Huey V: It's a grand slam flex with the 'Derek Jeter' music video

Sometimes a fire anthem is just too big to put into the ‘VIDEOS’ section - just keeping things 100. So when you see Humble Soles, DJ Clue, RJAE and Huey V linked up for their ‘Derek Jeter’ cinematic video, it’s deserving of your attention.

The new ‘Derek Jeter’ music video has officially arrived

Whether you’re loving the title of the anthem or can’t get enough of the recently released Humble Soles compilation album, it’s all eyes on the glow in this new video.

Roc Nation’s breakout artist RJAE, emerging from New Orleans joins Milwaukee’s rising star and Memphis Bleek protégé, Huey V to drop the newest music video release, “Derek Jeter” directed by Taya Simmons of Get Shot By a Girl Productions.

Debuting as the newest release from the label’s Humble Soles mixtape, the video captures two of Roc Nation’s rap heavyweights expertly sparring verse for verse over the track’s booming bassline. Both RJAE and Huey V’s sharp lyrical prowess are delivered flawlessly though each rapper’s unique, effortless flow. The video spins between scenes of the suited-up pair gliding through the streets in a hearse symbolic of death to their competition to visuals or RJAE and Huey boisterously taking the stage in and old church ominously preaching their stories.

Both artists exude power as they strike the pews with their heavy hitting bars while their audience - riddled with surprise appearances from fellow labelmates and mentors like Bleek himself – look on.

The “Derek Jeter” track comes from the Humble Soles mixtape launched earlier this year. The first-of-its-kind project was curated to commemorate the 50th Anniversary of Hip Hop this year tapping legacy artists such as DJ Clue who made an iconic resurgence for the tape.  

The tape is a pillar of Roc Nation’s overarching Mixtape partnership with global sports company, PUMA. The collaboration unites both companies to honor hip hop and streetwear culture through a dynamic, 360 ecosystem of digital content, sneaker and apparel drops, and a nationwide rotation of immersive pop-up events and cypher competitions. The campaign features the support of leading industry tastemakers such as celebrity shoe designer Alexander John, Roc Nation’s Head of Lifestyle and Paper Planes co-founder, Emory Jones, Jim Jones, Wayne “Wayno” Clark, Lenny “Lenny S.” Santiago and more.