The video, directed by Nina Krishnan, is kept pretty straight-forward, as it finds Worthy and Stalley rapping in front of a Bentley surrounded by beautiful women.
“I met Stalley back in my section some years ago. He was in the APZ hanging out,” Worthy recalled. “The homie Dubb, a.k.a. Quincy White, had brought him through. I was just getting my music shit started at the time, [and] he was there shooting a video. Crazy to think now… we shooting a video for my project together.”
You can check out the “Let Me Know” video above and stream Burnout 4 below.. And be sure to stay tuned for more information on Worthy’s upcoming EP.
