Rapsody recently unleashed her star-studded album Eve, and now she's back to give one of its many highlights a video. Featuring verses from Leikeli47 and spoken word poet Reyna Biddy, the music video for "Oprah" sees all three involved practicing what they preach. Accompanied by the off-kilter production, the Farah X-directed clip is minimal but provides more than enough inspired visuals to make it stand out.
Taken from her new album Eve, "Oprah" is just one of the many impressive tracks Rapsody has up her sleeve. The Project also features appearances from D'Angelo, GZA, Queen Latifah, J. Cole, J.I.D., PH Morton, Sir, Elle Varner, K Roosevelt, and Mereba among others. Make sure to check it out here.
Just before Eve dropped, the rapper appeared on Everday Struggle to talk working with the likes of D'Angelo but she also detailed her favorite female rappers. "Cardi's my favorite," she said. "Leikeli47, Tokyo Jetz—I love her. I like Megan Thee Stallion but I just haven't heard enough because I've been so busy. Ill Camille in the West Coast in LA. And the fifth one, there's an artist out of Texas I like a lot, her name is [OMB] Bloodbath."
Watch the video for "Oprah" above.
