Yung Bans & Lil Skies Cruise Through Space In "Lonely" Video

Yung Bans & Lil Skies connect for the "Lonely" video.

BYAron A.Dec 27, 20171.9K Views

Now that we're inching the end of 2017, it's time to make a fair speculation on which bubbling rap artist will make an official entrance into the rap game in 2018. Yung Bans and Lil Skies are two artists that have made waves in 2017 and are gearing to really take 2018 by storm. A few weeks a go, the two of them teamed up for their collab, "Lonely" and now, they deliver the official visuals for the track.

Yung Bans and Lil Skies recruit Cole Bennett for the visuals for "Lonely." The track itself shows strong chemistry between the two artists but the visuals solidify it. The two rappers are seen cruising through space in an SUV and mobbing out in front of a Internet-themed back drop. It's another solid video from Cole Bennett as he helps bring Yung Bans and Lil Skies catchy single to life.

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