Young Scooter Is A Professor In "Plug Lingo" For His Latest Video

Young Scooter returns with the video for "Plug Lingo."

BYAron A.Feb 23, 20182.1K Views

Young Scooter dropped off his latest project Trippple Cross earlier today. Back in October, the rapper said that he'd be dropping a project alongside Future and Young Thug. While this project isn't necessarily a collaborative effort but Young Thug and Future are scattered across the whole tracklist. In celebration of the project's release, Young Scooter releases the excellent visuals for Trippple Cross stand-out, "Plug Lingo."

Young Scooter delivers the visuals for "Plug Lingo" off his latest project. The video opens up with Scooter linking up with a chemist as the two of them cook up together. Scooter's later seen in a classroom, teaching "plug lingo" and tossing packs of white at the students. Scooter delivers a refreshing visual for a stand-out track off his latest project.

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