Music

Lil Mosey Drops Off Music Video for "Greet Her"

The rapper teamed up with director Chad Tennies for his latest visuals.

Lil Mosey is back with the visuals for "Greet Her."

The rapper initially gained recognition following the release of his viral single "Pull Up," quickly following suit with the debut of his first full-length Interscope project, Northsbest.

In his latest flex, Mosey releases the visuals for his track "Greet Her," directed by Chad Tennies and filmed in Los Angeles. The video starts out with a birdseye view of the city, as news anchor reports on a recent explosion that's captivated headlines. The rapper then enters a restaurant, clad in a Gucci sweatshirt, and catches the eye of a woman he's instantly attracted to. As the two exit, everyone minus the duo seems to be frozen in time. As the world is literally stopped, Mosey and his dream girl hit an open house in Los Angeles, wreak a little havoc, before enjoying the hilltop view.

Known for his slow-paced drawl, the rapper showcases his lyrical and musical smoothness in the track. "Greet Her" is featured on his 11-track project Northsbest, for which he just commenced a worldwide tour. In addition to the success of singles like "Pull Up," Lil Mosey's "Noticed" has been RIAA certified platinum.

As the rapper continues to rake in 19 million weekly global streams, he's displayed that he doesn't plan on going anywhere but up.

You can watch the video for "Greet Her" above.

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