Freddie Gibbs goes vintage mode with real-life footage in 'Rabbit Vision' music video

Indiana rapper Freddie Gibbs is going the opposite of 4K these days. The hip-hop heavyweight comes through with his gritty and hard-hitting ‘Rabbit Vision’ music video showcasing cinematic and fun fuzzy footage from start through finish.

It’s all artsy approaches showing Gibbs doing everything from highlighting his daddy duties to clocking in studio time and even hitting the golf course. Peep the details and keep scrolling to see Freddie in his rap cinematic bag.

Grammy-nominated Gary, Indiana rapper Freddie Gibbs uncovers the music video for “Rabbit Vision.” The song remains a standout from his unanimously acclaimed 2022 album, $oul $old $eparately, available now via ESGN/Warner Records.

Directed by Harley Astorga, Ben “Lambo” Lambert, & Freddie Gibbs for Rabbit Vision, the gritty clip collates real-life footage of Gibbs shot over the past few years. It follows him as he records in a hotel room, rapping intently, picking up a guitar, and exhaling smoke. It alternates moments in the club with vignettes of him dunking on the court, narrowly missing a putt at the 18th hole, and celebrating his sustained success surrounded by friends. It might just be his most intimate visual yet, pairing perfectly with the introspective track. The soulful guitar-laced sample seamlessly matches pensive bars as he confesses, “I’m taking chances with my life. I’d rather bleed than be broke, and that’s a fucked up mentality, but it stayed with me.” He goes on to repeat, “A lot of shit, it broke my heart, but it fixed my vision.”