Juicy J Drops The Hallucinogenic "No Mo" Video

Juicy J drops off the appropriately trippy visuals for "Oh No."

BYAron A.Jan 16, 20182.8K Views

Juicy J kicked off the week by releasing his highly anticipated mixtape, ShutDaFukUp. It was the second project from Juicy J within two months and the rapper recruited New Orleans' $UICIDEBOY$ to handle a large chunk of the project's production. Today, he drops off the video for the Chase Davis produced, "No Mo."

Juicy J's latest single is an ode to getting so high, that you can't smoke any more and the visuals do a great job at representing it. Juicy J recruits director, LOUIEKNOWS, to handle the song's visual treatment. LOUIE brings an authentic hallucinogenic feel to the video that makes it look like you're roaming through Juicy J's mind in the middle of an intense trip.

You could listen to Juicy J's latest project here.

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