Towkio: The 'Of Course' music video is as mind-blowing as you would hope

New favorite rapper moment? You better believe it. Rap artist Towkio coming through with fire is one thing but getting a full-fledged ‘Of Course’ music video to make things super cinematic? Oh yes.

Towkio’s ‘Of Course’ sets the tone for a turnt up video

It’s way bigger than the new ‘Of Course’ music video, though. With a hard-hitting Community Service 3 album ready for your streaming ears, the new visual only adds more hype and awesomeness to what Towkio’s serving up on a regular basis.

Today, GRAMMY® Award-winning artist and Philanthropist, Towkio Releases new video for fan favorite “Of Course,” directed by Todd Barrett. The single can be found on his latest mixtape “Community Service 3!!!,” which dropped Thanksgiving week.  

The Ra produced track explores Towkio’s success away from music. Detailing his come up since the legality of the cannabis industry.  In the visual, Towkio wears many hats as he transforms into different people and versions of himself to portray the past he’s had and the future he wants. 

Towkio might’ve taken a step back from music but he never stopped working. As he gears up to release his sophomore album, the Chicago rapper takes it back to the basics with the 3rd installment of “Community Service”-- the mixtape series that started it all. “Community Service 3!!!” is a breath of fresh air. It features tracks like “Tryna Get Rich” and “Bryson Tiller”, which showcase Towkio’s ability to bring his eclectic style to the trap soundscape. While on this journey to have fun and express himself, Towkio reminds us of his creative spirit and ability to create another cohesive project that showcases all fascists of his artistry.

The Community Service mixtape trilogy originated from Towkio's hustle mentality, and quite literally serving his community. For the past 4 months he’s been cleaning up trash in his community single handedly and launched a community service initiative in November to clean up Chicago by spearheading the charge to pick up 1,000 bags of trash. After the initial launch, Towkio and volunteers from around Chicago hit the streets and picked up the first 100 bags of trash and raised over $2000 to aid the cause. Check out their progress HERE.   You can also learn more about the Community Service Chicago Clean Up Project HERE.