Z Money Lords Over His Drug-Fueled Empire in “Ah Sh!t” Video

The Chicago-Bred 1017 Eskimo Signee Teams with ChaseTheMoney for His Latest Single From the Recent Shawty Paid Mixtape

Z Money makes down-and-dirty trap music, dedicated to unearthing the nitty-gritty of hustling and the glory of its rewards. Reveling in his wealth and ignoring the consequences, Z Money shows us the life of a Don in “Ah Sh*t!,” his latest video. A supremely slinky, 86-second ChaseTheMoney-produced slapper, “Ah Shit” finds Z Money rapping doubletime atop Eastern-influenced flutes, offering a stern warning against those who aren’t ready for the Boss life: “And this the type of game, you gotta stay consistent/And this the type of chain, you touch, you gon’ be missin’ Christmas.” In the video, Z Money lords over his kingdom, rhyming in his mansion, surrounded by models who can’t get enough of his product. “Ah Shit!” is the latest video from Z Money’s recent Shawty Paid, following the kaleidoscopic “Shawty Paid Intro” and the glitzy “Wealthy”

Says Z Money, “ChaseTheMoney and I cooked this up, just like the [2017] ZTM tape. The video speaks to the rap lifestyle and how easy it is to get caught up in it.”

On Shawty Paid, the follow-up to last year’s Chiraq Mogul, Z Money zeroes in on the process of getting money, methodically detailing his hustles and reveling in the fruits of his labor. Wielding his high-pitched sing-song atop sinister beats from the likes of 808 Mafia, ChaseTheMoney, Southside, Bandplay, IzzeTheProducer, and others, the newfound ATL native combines the ice-cold honesty favored in his hometown with the extravagant boasts favored by rappers in his adopted city. Prior to the album’s release, Giving a home to singles “Millions,” the Gucci Mane and Hoodrich Pablo Juan-featuring lead single, and the Key Glock-featuring “1017 Paper Route,” and with an additional guest appearance from Yung Mal, Shawty Paid streams everywhere via 1017 Eskimo/Alamo. Z Money took fans behind the scenes of Shawty Paid in his recent mini-doc, created in partnership with The FADER.