Mozzy, Kalan.FrFr & Rob49: It's three the hard way in a vixen-filled 'BBL' music video

I love baddies and no matter the vixen, each one needs a turn-up anthem so leave it up to Mozzy, Kalan.FrFr plus Rob49 to come through with a hard-hitting new tune like their ‘BBL’ single. The song goes hard but getting the music video treatment, too? Tough.

It’s vixen-filled and jaw-dropping action on display from start to finish. Completely tap in.

While they may hail from different cities on the Golden Coast, Mozzy and Kalan.Frfr is a pairing that has always seemed to pay off over the years. On Friday, December 20th, they are teaming up to drop a new collab album titled LUCKY HER. Following in the footsteps of fan favorite songs like "Whole 100" and "No Love," LUCKY HER combines Mozzy's hard-nosed storytelling with Kalan's melodic flexes and earworm hooks, resulting in a synthesis that combines R&B, rider music, and street rap into a synthesis that could only have come from the West Coast. The album will arrive with additional features from Skilla Baby and Shordie Shordie is available for pre-save HERE.

To kick off the rollout, they're hitting fans with the album's lead single titled "BBL." A propulsive banger with buzzing bass and twinkling keys, "BBL," short for "bad b*tches like," demonstrates what the two artists are willing to do for their loyal ladies, buying them jewels, courtside seats, first-class flights, and more: "She gets what she want because she play it right/Yellow white gold Rollie, call it day and night,"spits Mozzy. Mozzy and Kalan recruit New Orleans firebrand Rob49 to provide a dose of energy, as his aggressive delivery finds a new home over the West Coast beat. The music video features all three rappers, and a cameo appearance from India Love, who also graces the album’s cover.

Hailing from Sacramento's Oak Park neighborhood, Mozzy has built a reputation as one of the best street storytellers in today's rap game.  He has earned two GOLD certifications from the RIAA as a lead artist–"Excuse Me" and "Sleep Walkin"–and three more on his collaborations with Skylar Grey, Likybo, and $tupid Young. Mozzy earned mainstream recognition in 2018, when his song "Sleep Walkin"was featured in a pivotal scene in Ryan Coogler's Black Panther, and he earned a shout out from Kendrick Lamar in his Grammy Award acceptance speech. His street classic "Bladadah" placed #68 on Rolling Stone's list of the 100 Best West Coast Rap Songs of All Time. Earlier this year, Mozzy released his heartfelt album, Children Of The Slums, paying tribute to the lost souls of his home neighborhood and telling their stories.

Born and raised in South Central Los Angeles, Kalan.FrFr has brought a unique flavor to his city's rap scene, with his melodic flows and effortless hooks. A touted football recruit before he turned to music full-time, Kalan approaches his music with an athlete's mentality, and has developed an audience in the world of sports, particularly with his hit single "Scoring," featured on many NBA broadcasts. This year, Kalan has leaned into his Cali roots, releasing the 8-song project MAKE THE WEST GREAT AGAIN, featuring guest spots from his friends and fellow Angelenos YG and Ty Dolla $ign, plus G Herbo and Spooky Jay. In June, Kalan.FrFr performed as part of DJ Hed's set in Kendrick Lamar's notorious L.A. rap celebration, "The Pop Out: Ken & Friends," broadcast live on Amazon Prime, performing his local hit "Right Wit It" with G Perico. The summer also saw Kalan grace the BET Awards Pre-Show stage with another energetic set. Most recently, he recruited an L.A. all-star team to remix his project highlight "Everybody," including OhGeesy, BlueBucksClan, and 310babii.

Mozzy & Eric Bellinger: The 'JADED' music video sets the mood for a non-stop grind

R&B vibes with a hip-hop appeal? Say less. Mozzy and Eric Bellinger double up for their hard-hitting ‘JADED’ anthem and it’s clear the audio is fire but the music video takes things up a few more notches.

Mozzy with the lyrics, Bellinger with the setting and the filming? Top notch. Tap in.

Mozzy: The 'Miss Big Bruh' is about keeping it 100 for your lost ones

It’s the holiday season but sometimes the hardest part is thinking about your late day ones holding you down through all seasons. So it’s only right hip-hop artist Mozzy comes through with a thought-provoking and super reflective ‘Miss Big Bruh’ music video.

It’s all types of eye-opening and big facts on this anthem plus visual. Tap in.

Mozzy: The 'Free Juju' music video is a late night rally call

Lyrically? Mozzy really delivers. So you have to keep the expectations high for when the cameras start rolling with music videos like the new ‘Free Juju’ premiere.

It’s a late night vibe and Mozzy keeps the cameras on him from start to finish. Tap in.

Mozzy: The pain and honesty comes through crystal clear in the 'If I Die Right Now' music video

Songs are great but when you can feel and see the emotion someone like Mozzy puts into a song like ‘If I Die Right Now’ through a visual? Super tough. The hip-hop artist comes through touching souls with his much-needed music video.

No turn-ups, just pure honesty and realness from start to finish with what Mozzy serves up right here. It’s all eyes on the hip-hop heavyweight and what’s brewing in his think tank.

Over a soulful instrumental by KAVI, the Northern California native reflects on his come-up–starting from his early days rapping as Lil Tim–and all the hardships he endured, from family and friends passing away ("Granny died on the same couch I use to sleep on") to his struggle with substances ("Overdosin’ ain’t that far off it’s relatable").

Despite all the tribulations and trust issues, Mozzy finds solace in his craft and in the love of his fans: "If I die right now is any the n****s I called bruddas gon’ miss me the way the fans would." In the video, Mozzy spotlights the citizens of his Oak Park, Sacramento community, who have dealt with similar travails as the star rapper and are still standing.

"If I Die Right Now" leads fans into the next era of Mozzy, as he's hard at work on the follow up album to his CMG / Insterscope debut, Survivor's Guilt.

Stunna Girl: Mozzy of course pulls through for the 'Wake Dis Shit Up' music video

Need something to hit harder? Want the visual upgrade? Look no further than what hip-hop artist Stunna Girl is serving up these days with her new ‘Wake Dis Shit Up’ music video.

The single goes hard but adding a visual flex? Just add in Mozzy and it’s a done deal. Tap in.

Jonny Fastlane report: Mozzy gets detained by Kansas police and Young Buck responds to leaked footage

If you want to get into contact with me , the best way to do it is on Instagram. If you just want to say what up, if you want to tell me you love my videos, you can tell me that you hate my videos but the best way to do that is on Instagram. Peace y’all, Jonny Fastlane here. So, Mozzy gets arrested then released in Kansas and Young Buck responds to video footage of him getting into a fight at a bar. Let’s talk hip-hop!

Jonny Fastlane report: Mozzy turns himself into police

If you want to get into contact with me, the best way to do it is on Instagram. If you just want to say what up, if you want to tell me you love my videos, you can tell me that you hate my videos but the best way to do that is on Instagram. Peace y’all, Jonny Fastlane here. So, Mozzy turns himself in on a gun charge. Let’s talk hip-hop!