WE$TSIDE Parlé Releases Lean Inspired "Tech Inna Freeze Cup" Video

We$tside Parlé releases the video for "Tech Inna Freeze Cup."

BYAron A.Jan 12, 20181.7K Views

Westside Parlé's been working heavily over the past few years but it seems like 2018 is the year he's about to make a mark on the rap game. The Bronx native is already off to a good start this year as he releases his latest offering "Tech Inna Freeze Cup."

We$tside Parlé returns with the muddy visuals for his laid back single, "Tech Inna Freeze Cup." The video shows West$ide with his squad sipping lean and smoking dope in the streets at night while flexing multiple bottles of the cough syrup. Parlé joined DMF Films to direct the visuals for it and they bring the vibe of the song to life perfectly.

With the "Tech Inna Freeze Cup" out, West$ide Parlé is gearing up to release his debut project HDO. Keep your eyes peeled for that.

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