Following a stream of fairly strong singles and one-offs, Trinidad James takes it back to August 2014 – in particular his Raak-produced, self-analytical confessional “Doin’ Me.”
Aided by a simple, minimal piano-drived instrumental, James reflects on what would have happened had he actually ended up a “one-hit wonder” in the truest sense of the word:
“I said it’s a chance that rapping won’t work // And that my first hit could be my last verse.”
Enlightenment:
That is my overall answer if I had to sum up this video in one word. I see two different roads leading to wisdom. One road being safe and sound. Then I see a road where one may have obstacles and bad influences. Even tho both started together they went down different parts. Thats why we choose the youth to be in the video. Youth will have so many obstacles in there lives. But they still ended up coming back together and now more ENlightened. Thank you for watching and I hope you enjoy.
Watch the Vincent Lou˚Film-directed clip above.
