Video: GAWDS - Oh No

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Baltimore hip-hop collective GAWDS have dropped visuals for their newest single “Oh No”. Though a braggadocious, lyrical attack replete with cuts, the track and visual has an introspective element. Emcees Pinpoint, L3 and Regulus are literally split in two with their artist persona attacking their civilian identities. As Regulus explains “it reflects our normal life/work life selves and our rapper selves frustrated at how both interfere with our daily routines. A metaphor for the balance we struggle with daily”.

“Oh No” is featured on GAWD’s new LP, The Care Package (album available via all streaming services now).

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