Rochester rapper Zu Hendrix says that he would reasonably be hood wealthy than be within the music trade. He reenacts this sentiment in his new music video, “DEMON.”
Within the video, Zu Hendrix portrays a theft, the place two folks steal his bag containing cash and a weapon whereas he’s on the block in his neighborhood. He makes use of this single “Demon” as a metaphor for the music trade, the place individuals are robbed of their cash, expertise, religious beliefs, religion in God, and even envied or hated on by different artists.
Zu Hendrix prefers being within the hood round individuals who danger their lives and freedom. He would reasonably be robbed by common folks from his neighborhood than by folks within the trade whom he doesn’t even know and who’ve by no means skilled his previous.
Zu’s concept of being hood wealthy comes from the folks he associates with and the atmosphere he grew up in, which is the damaging Jay St. and Orchard Avenue in Rochester, New York. He values his belief and legal responsibility there and feels he can do the identical issues within the hood as he would within the trade. He doesn’t just like the trade’s concentrate on cash, critics, invading his private life, and hashtags.
You could find the “DEMON” music video and Zu Hendrix’s social media hyperlinks under.
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