Omari Jabari Drops Off The "Pipe Down" Video

HNHH PREMIERE! Omari Jabari delivers his latest visual for "Pipe Down."

BYAron A.Apr 09, 20182.5K Views

Omari Jabari's one artist out of Toronto you should definitely have your eyes on right now. The emcee's been putting in work over the years and his latest project, Martyr helped him catch the attention of the masses. He's been working alongside some of the folks at XO and other notable names in the city. Today, he comes through with a new video for his song "Pipe Down" for an HNHH TV exclusive.

Omari Jabari mobs through the dimly lit streets for the video for his banger, "Pipe Down." The new single is a piano-laden hit with some dark undertones and the visual for it represents it perfectly. Jabari's seen hanging out the window of a car as he swerves through the town before cutting to shots of him on his own in a dark hallways.

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