Big Boi's recent Vicious Lies and Dangerous Rumors placed the rapper with a number of guests, including fellow Atlanta MC B.o.B. The pair have now teamed up again for a song supporting the videogame Army of TWO: The Devil's Cartel called, fittingly enough, "Double or Nothing."
The clip starts with the two rappers, who are also playable characters in the videogame, learning that some backup dancers have been kidnapped. Honestly, their reaction is pretty blasé, but they soon kick into action, hop onto a military vehicle and shoot their way into a criminal compound.
The vid combines live action and animated shots of Big Boi and B.o.B, with a press release noting: "From facial features and body movement down to their tattoos, the duo has been recreated in-game where they play the role of TWO operatives, helping players blast their way through Mexico's most dangerous cartel."
You can check out the shoot-em-up tactics down below.
The clip starts with the two rappers, who are also playable characters in the videogame, learning that some backup dancers have been kidnapped. Honestly, their reaction is pretty blasé, but they soon kick into action, hop onto a military vehicle and shoot their way into a criminal compound.
The vid combines live action and animated shots of Big Boi and B.o.B, with a press release noting: "From facial features and body movement down to their tattoos, the duo has been recreated in-game where they play the role of TWO operatives, helping players blast their way through Mexico's most dangerous cartel."
You can check out the shoot-em-up tactics down below.
