Titus is a name you should start getting familiar with right now. The New Jersey bred artist has been working for a minute and has constantly getting more and more attention with each release. As he gears up to release a new project in the near future, he gives HNHH the exclusive premiere for the video for his song, "Faze."
Titus released the song "Faze" a few months a go and now, he returns with the visuals for the single. The rapper brings the song energy to life in the visuals. Throughout the video, the rapper is seen in strapped up in a stray jacket while watching an old school Micron computer monitor. However, the thing that really draws the viewers in with the video is the effects added to the video. Keep your eyes peeled for more music from Titus and check out his latest song, "After Hours"
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