DJ Stevie J and Migos breathe new life into their "Heard Ah That" collaboration with a new video fueled by jewelry robbery, police chases, and stacks upon stacks of cash.
The Brandon Lovera-directed video opens up with a newscaster laying out the visual's premise in the form of a news report that says the rap group responsible for "Hannah Montana" and "Versace," best known as Migos, successfully stole $300 million in jewels. Before the introduction ends, a member of Migos says, "If you and your crew ever get jammed up...It's about what they can prove. And it ain't about what them people tell you. It's about what you tell them."
The rest of the video plays out with each member going about their business at their respective hideouts, counting stacks and chilling at the club or kicking back at their house with some very beautiful women as each member is approached and questioned by cops one by one as the track roars on through some pretty heavy hitting verses. By the video's end, you see where each player’s loyalties lie as each of their respective interrogations come to an end.
The track is only one of many club-ready anthems to come from Migos this summer who have been pretty much killing it the past few months with a steady flow of releases from their YRN 2 and 3 Way EP to their first tracks off No Label 3, "Say Sum" and "Cocoon," with the latter even getting the remix treatment from Young Thug.
"Heard Ah That" undoubtedly keeps the good things coming. Watch the video above.
