Dee Gomes & King OSF Rally The "Troops" In New Music Video

HNHH PREMIERE!! Dee Gomes and King OSF deliver their new video for "Troops."

BYAron A.Jan 21, 20192.3K Views

Dee Gomes made some serious noise in 2018, but it looks like he's ready to level-up in 2019. He's been getting recognition for a few years at this point, but the release of his last project, True Colors helped put a bigger spotlight on his name. The album is 13 tracks deep and hails features from the likes of Lil Santana, Lil Rayne and more. King OSF is another name that popped up on the tracklist for the third song on the album, "Troops." Now, Dee Gomes delivers the visuals for the song for an HNHH premiere.

We're excited to premiere the video for Dee Gomes single, "Troops" featuring King OSF. The song served as a major highlight off of the album. Dee Gomes and King OSF deliver an eerie music video that finds them posted up in a dark alleyway while performing their verses before it cuts to the two rappers in the streets with a troop of goons.

Peep their new music video above and subscribe to HNHH TV for more exclusive content with your favorite artists.

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