YBN Cordae Goes Back To When He Was "Broke As F*ck" In New Visual

YBN Cordae is back with new visuals off of his latest project, "Lost Boy."

BYAron A.Aug 15, 20192.9K Views

YBN Cordae spent the last year and a half being considered the next-up in the rap game. Although he hadn't released a ton of music, it seems that he proved the hype was well worth it with his debut album, Lost Boy. Many have dubbed the project one of the best of the year and Cordae is just getting started. With his new album out, he's been rolling out new visuals. Today, he comes through with the powerful visuals for "Broke As Fuck."

YBN Cordae brings us back in time to his childhood with his latest music video. In "Broke As Fuck," Cordae and his friends take their bicycles down to the store. As they cause havoc in the corner store, Cordae raps his verse until his friends abruptly run out of the store, prompting Cordae to do the same. The store owner follows him out and then shoots him before a song switch occurs and Cordae wakes up.

Peep the full video above.

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