Forget pouring a drink when you can clear out an entire shelf with rap artist Kenny Muney. The hip-hop artist keeps delivering fresh from putting out his The Blue Seasons album out this spring with the newest visual from his project, ‘Take A Shot.’

From the late night boat ride to the liquor store glowing up, it’s all types of turn up vibes going down. Tap in.

A master of effortless flexes and braggadocious bars, Kenny Muney has worked his way to the top of the Memphis rap game. Celebrating his recent success in style, he shares the video for “Take A Shot,” a highlight track from recent project The Blue $easons. On the track, Kenny casually spits unforgiving bars over simple yet haunting production: “My diamonds ain't hide, you don't see his / We ain't want to take the boy chain, let him keep his (yeah) / Ayy, I ain't get nothing for free / But I go anywhere and I pop shit at free will.” In the video, Kenny takes a much-deserved break from recording in the studio, getting lit in a convenience store, on a speedboat, and in the club while taking shots (both literally and figuratively) at his haters.

Whether it's hot or cold, raining, or snowing, Kenny Muney counts his stacks all year long. Traveling from winter to summer and back again with his new album, the Paper Route Empire artist recently shared his album The Blue $easons. The new project finds Kenny Muney showing all sides of himself: He rhymes with his signature smirk on hustle hard anthems like "Breezy" and "Paper Route," his new collaboration with close friend Key Glock, but takes time to show his more sensitive side on songs like the romantic "Hate It There" and the reflective "Ion Feel That $hit." The South Memphis native delivers the mission statement for the project on the Bandplay-produced opener "My $eason": "I might just change my climate, change my mood, I'm tryna capture somethin'." Featuring additional appearances from CEO Jizzle and BEO Lil Kenny, The Blue Seasons streams everywhere via Paper Route Empire.

The Blue $easons is the latest step in Kenny Muney's mission to take over the game and live up to the legacy of his late mentor Young Dolph. Last year, Kenny shared Blue Muney (Deluxe), home to fiery singles like the guitar-driven "Top," the soulful intro "Muney Prayer," and the Hitkidd-produced "In A Rush,” and guest appearances from Key Glock, Money Man, and more.

Kenny Muney shows that he has the talent and determination to succeed in the Empire-building business. Stay tuned for more from Kenny Muney and Paper Route Empire this summer.