Fridayy: It's pure comedy and Coming To America influences with the 'Baddest In The Room' music video

Want some serious laughs? Look no further than how Fridayy is turning up and paying homage to the unforgettable Coming to America movie with his ‘Baddest In The Room’ music video.

The song goes hard but he takes it up a few more notches with the cinematic presentation. Giddy up.

Fridayy: The soulful crooner pours his heart out in the 'Without You' music video

One of the toughest things to deal with in life is handling loss especially when it involves a true day one. So having crooner Fridayy stepping up and keeping it 100 courtesy of the ‘Without You’ music video is all types of emotion-driven.

The heartfelt visual takes you to church - literally - and makes you reflect on the ones you keep close. Tap in.

Fridayy: The 'Lost My Way' Vevo DSCVR Artists To Watch performance is all types of energy

Recorded songs are cool but there’s something even more special when it comes to live performances. Seeing hip-hop crooner Fridayy taking the spotlight and glowing up with a new Vevo DSCVR Artists To Watch performance for his ‘Lost My Way’ anthem? Must-see.

It’s all types of heartfelt and powerful. Get caught up in the fun.

Fridayy: The wait for a much-needed 'Don't Give It Away' music video is over

Rap crooner Fridayy always delivers when it comes to the songs but getting the cameras rollin for his new ‘Don’t Give It Away’ music video? Slaps from start to finish.

The official music video arrives as major flexing for him continues and of course features guest feature Chris Brown sharing screen time. Peep the details and keeps scrolling for the full-fledged cinematic piece.

Philly-born artist Fridayy was unveiled as a XXL Class of 2023 Freshman—cementing his artist-to-watch status. The acclaim exemplifies his trifecta force in artistry, crafting genre-defying music with a R&B melody and Rap flare. Keeping the momentum at a sky-scraping magnitude, Fridayy releases the official music video for “Don’t Give It Away” featuring Chris Brown via Def Jam Recordings today.

On “Don’t Give It Away” - the first from Fridayy’s forthcoming debut LP - a slick guitar loop snakes around a glitchy beat. Fridayy leans into the groove as he reminds, “Shorty, you know you can have it your way.” Directed by The.97 [Roy Woods], the music video finds Fridayy and Brown together in a casino, careful not to disclose their feelings too early.  His simmering delivery bubbles into a fiery falsetto only for Breezy to roll through with an equally hypnotic cameo. Together, they deliver what promises to be the summer’s most undeniable up-tempo R&B anthem. The single has already garnered over 4+ million streams on Spotify solely, since its release earlier this month, made a debut on the Hot R&B Songs chart at #22 last week via Billboard and received an array of press praise, including highlights from XXL and VIBE Magazine to Rap Radar & Hot New Hip Hop.

Need to learn more about Fridayy? Gotta see what he’s busy doing in 2023? Say less.

Building on a whirlwind year of unprecedented momentum that saw Grammy-nominated collaborations and SNL performances with the likes of DJ Khaled and Lil Baby respectively, quickly rising star Fridayy has grabbed the title of ‘Melody God’ and established himself as the go-to hitmaker in the hip-hop/R&B space.
Last year, Fridayy’s debut EP, Lost In Melody amassed millions of streams as well as praise from Billboard, XXL, Wonderland, Essence, BET, Revolt and UPROXX. Named by Ebony as one of  “6 Music Artists To Know Before 2023,” Fridayy also continues to prove himself as both a producer/songwriter with artists like Coco Jones, Lil Tjay, Rod Wave and Vedo all releasing songs crafted by the hitmaker in recent months.

Not to mention, he performed with DJ Khaled at the GRAMMYs this year and scored three GRAMMY Award nominations.  He also made his late-night TV debut on SNL with Lil Baby for their collaboration single "Forever," which was recently highlighted as one of the 'Top 10 most streamed songs' via Spotify's RapCaviar playlist. 

Already heralded in artist circles and being showered with accolades before the release of his first album, it's still just the beginning for Fridayy…stay tuned.

Could you use a refresher on who exactly Fridayy is? Already.

Born Francis LeBlanc, Fridayy learned to play several instruments at a young age — including piano, guitar, drums, trumpet, and bass, at the encouragement of his father, a Haitian immigrant, and musician. Nurturing his love for music and instrumentation in a local church choir, where he’d begin to craft his spacious and evocative sound, a blend of alternative R&B and gospel that was also inspired by his favorite acts PartyNextDoor and The Weeknd. Between 2012 and 2013, Fridayy released a steady stream of music on SoundCloud, and while he worked on his art quietly, Fridayy actively pursued a career in basketball, but an injury derailed his NBA dream. He returned to his first love and set himself back on a path towards music full-time.

After years of building a solid reputation with high-profile industry executives and musicians, the Philadelphia artist and multi-instrumentalist breakthrough arrived in 2022 as a feature on DJ Khaled’s “GOD DID,” featuring Rick Ross, Lil Wayne, and Jay-Z. He has also recently written, produced, and collabed with countless artists, including Lil Baby, Chris Brown, Lil Tjay, and Rod Wave, to name a few.

Fridayy: It's all types of dark and melodic vibes when he's 'Calling 4 You'

There’s something extra special when it comes to Fridayy - the singer, not the day. And when you tap into his signature sound and voice? It’s done-done. You’re hooked and the same is true visually speaking. The new ‘Calling 4 You (Freestyle)’ music video doesn’t hold back.

It’s all types of cinematic flexing and brings you in from start to finish. Peep the details and get lost - in a good way - in the visual.

Born Francis LeBlanc, Fridayy learned to play several instruments at a young age — including piano, guitar, drums, trumpet, and bass, at the encouragement of his father, a Haitian immigrant, and musician. Nurturing his love for music and instrumentation in a local church choir, where he’d begin to craft his spacious and evocative sound, a blend of alternative R&B and gospel that was also inspired by his favorite acts PartyNextDoor and The Weeknd. Between 2012 and 2013, Fridayy released a steady stream of music on SoundCloud, and while he worked on his art quietly, Fridayy actively pursued a career in basketball, but an injury derailed his NBA dream. He returned to his first love and set himself back on a path towards music full-time. 
 
After years of building a solid reputation with high-profile industry executives and musicians, the Philadelphia artist and multi-instrumentalist breakthrough arrived in 2022 as a feature on DJ Khaled’s “GOD DID,” featuring Rick Ross, Lil Wayne, and Jay-Z. He has also recently written, produced, and collabed with countless artists, including Lil Baby, Chris Brown, Lil Tjay, and Rod Wave, to name a few.