Macklemore Feat. Lil Yachty "Marmalade" Video

Macklemore and Lil Yachty's child-versions cause havoc in "Marmalade" video.

BYAron A.Aug 02, 2017291 Views

Just a week after dropping the second single off of his second solo studio album, Macklemore drops the visuals for the Lil Yachty-assisted track "Marmalade." The video shows young versions of both Macklemore and Lil Yachty joy riding through the city and causing havoc. Both younger versions pick their friends up before going to buy some iced out chains from Johnny Dang.

The two kids later end up stealing Tom Brady's jersey for Marshawn Lynch who ultimately let's the kids throw a pool party in his backyard.

The video was co-directed by Macklemore and Jason Koenig. This isn't the first time the two have worked together. Koenig was also responsible for directing Macklemore's "Can't Hold Us" video and "Otherside."

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