SahBabii Brings His Drip To The Beach In The "Watery" Video

SahBabii drops off his new video for "Watery."

BYAron A.Jun 08, 20182.6K Views

SahBabii's gearing up for a major year ahead of me. He's delivered some dope collaborations over the past few months with 21 Savage and Ski Mask The Slump God. We're still waiting for his follow up to 2017's S.A.N.D.A.S mixtape. Earlier this year, he delivered the single "Watery." Today, he drops off the digitally remastered version of the song as well as a new music video for it.

SahBabii's "Watery" is already sounding like a summer anthem but the music video for it solidifies that further. SahBabii's new video for "Watery" finds him chillin' on the beach alongside some beautiful women before turning the beach into a massive party. It's a fitting visual for the wavy song. Hopefully, we'll receive more music from SahBabii throughout the summer.

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