Solo Lucci Got "Foreign Money" In His New Video

HNHH Premiere - Solo Lucci drops off the video for "Foreign Lucci."

BYAron A.Feb 02, 20184.3K Views

Solo Lucci's been putting in a lot of work over the years. He's been dropping new music and videos over the past few months and all of them have been certified heaters. Today, he comes through with a brand new video for his song "Foreign Money" for an exclusive HNHH premiere.

Solo Lucci flexes heavily in his new video for "Foreign Money." Between the foreign cars, women and the money he flaunts, Lucci flexes a life many only dream of having. Lucci surrounds himself with gorgeous women in the strip club while dropping racks in the club. Lucci's energy in the video matches the song well.

At the end of the video, Lucci makes is clear that this isn't just a music video, it's his everyday life.

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