Though Stockholm sad boy Yung Lean starts his North American tour next week, the rapper apparently likes to chill out at home too. That said, the squirrely, out-in-the-woods activities he gets up to in the new video for Warlord track "Miami Ultras" suggest getting integrated with the general public might be a good idea.
The video takes place in and around a secluded cabin, with the rapper first found digging ditches. His foraging lifestyle is arguably summed up with lines like "I take what I got, I live till it stops," which are paired with the sight of him chop, chop, choppin' some wood.
There's a bit of oddness to the piece, with Yung Lean being a bit bloodied up, addicted to an IV drip, and possibly suffering from Argyria by the end of the video.
The colour-changing video clip can be found below, while Yung Lean's tour schedule can be seen in detail over here.
The video takes place in and around a secluded cabin, with the rapper first found digging ditches. His foraging lifestyle is arguably summed up with lines like "I take what I got, I live till it stops," which are paired with the sight of him chop, chop, choppin' some wood.
There's a bit of oddness to the piece, with Yung Lean being a bit bloodied up, addicted to an IV drip, and possibly suffering from Argyria by the end of the video.
The colour-changing video clip can be found below, while Yung Lean's tour schedule can be seen in detail over here.
