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Directed by Reel Sharp Films, Lil Durk's offering from Young Chop's Still LP now has it's own visual. Given the title of "Murder Team," Chop and Durk would've been selling the song short to not bring it to life. The song is about murdering as a team—a dynamic that can lend itself to being cinematic.
Over a series of suspenseful synths and rather uncharacteristically minimalistic drum production (compared to Young Chop's classic bombastic style), Lil Durk lays out what he's all about: He'll kill you if he wants, and if his friend kills someone, Durk can get him shelter anywhere around the country. One of his last lines was particuarly threatening: "Green, bling, or red whatever, I'm on him / Homicide clean him up with his moments." Yikes.
Naturally, this leads to a video featuring Lil Durk running up into someone's house and taking care of business with his Murder Team. The visuals are crass, but are boldly and heavily colored, and paced well. Watch "Murder Team" above.
