Watch Rakeem Miles & Wacka Flocka Go Wild In “It Is What It Is”
From the very first seconds of the track "It is What It Is", unveiled by American artist Rakeem Miles, we are immediately absorbed into the driving rhythm of the production.
The fun guitar riffs, combined with the reviving drum pattern and the energetic hook, grant the production its hypnotic charm, compelling you into an uncontrollable dancing rhythm. Plus, with the addition of artist Wacka Flocka Flame on the verse, you get to experience a more versatile and fun side of the award-winning gangsta rapper.
Moreover, it's not just the audio that benefits an interesting artistic vision, the video also, presented in the form of a cartoon, transports you into the imaginary and wild universe of the two artists. The main scenes present the artists' avatars in a forest area, having a good time.
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