Virginia artist D.O.E. The Paperboy released a music video for his song “More Play” earlier this month. This is the first visual from his album The Second Harvest and sets a defiant tone. The beat is produced by The Crownz and is simply phenomenal. The use of drums and the placement of chanting throughout the record give it an earthly and empowering effect. D.O.E along with those close to him are depicted with ski masks, smashing cars, and spraying graffiti. They’re rebels, D.O.E cannot be controlled nor contained. His delivery is assertive and confident. “The rap game needs an I.V. Money can’t get you everything. There ain’t enough of it for them to buy me.” The video, directed by WarGod Films, is shot in black in white and uses distortion and slow-motion to amply the impact of his lyrics.
Click here to watch “More Play” on D.O.E The Paperboy’s YouTube Channel.
Awesome Wtite up!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteHe sounds like that rapper The Game tone wise but I like his flow and the overall sojnd. That beat is killer too
ReplyDeleteThis just a small piece of what’s to come! The definitive lyricism that Doe displays is to be compared to the greats! Artistry is about growth in all aspects! The 2nd Harvest displays this! Peace and Blessings
ReplyDeleteMy bro Doe the Paperboy has been putting work in for a while and he created this project with many messages in mind. When you hear more play think about who you are, where you've been, and breaking the mold by standing up for who you are! Anything that goes against your morals, don't stand for it! Blessings from C-Hud, CO CEO of The Crownz!
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