Continuing to roll out videos behind this year's RTJ4, Run the Jewels have now shared a new animated clip for "Yankee and the Brave (ep. 4)."
RTJ4's opening track has been brought to life by director Sean Solomon and animators at Titmouse, with Killer Mike and El-P on the run from a robot skeleton police force. You can find out how the pair's standoff ends below.
"Killer Mike and El-P would fuck up some robot cops in real life, so I consider this animated music video for 'Yankee and the Brave' a documentary — that documents the future," Titmouse founder and president Chris Prynoski shared in a statement. "The prophecy of Run the Jewels has flowed through the Titmouse animators' hearts and into their pencils. You can watch it before it happens as magical, moving drawings."
RTJ's "Yankee and the Brave (ep. 4)" video follows those made for "Out of Sight" and "Ooh LA LA." In July, the pair joined Travis Barker on a new single.
RTJ4's opening track has been brought to life by director Sean Solomon and animators at Titmouse, with Killer Mike and El-P on the run from a robot skeleton police force. You can find out how the pair's standoff ends below.
"Killer Mike and El-P would fuck up some robot cops in real life, so I consider this animated music video for 'Yankee and the Brave' a documentary — that documents the future," Titmouse founder and president Chris Prynoski shared in a statement. "The prophecy of Run the Jewels has flowed through the Titmouse animators' hearts and into their pencils. You can watch it before it happens as magical, moving drawings."
RTJ's "Yankee and the Brave (ep. 4)" video follows those made for "Out of Sight" and "Ooh LA LA." In July, the pair joined Travis Barker on a new single.
