92Byu Gets Introspective on ‘Love Me Or Not’ Visual
South Carolina’s 92Byu just released a music video for his relaxed and introspective single “Love Me or Not” which arrives as one of a three-part series.
92Byu is known for his potent storytelling raps where fans get to learn about the rapper with each listen.
On March 15, the rapper released “Love Me or Not”, a single that walks audiences into his mind and his thoughts on love.
The single opens up with a laidback instrumental and 92Byu speaking his mind. The record eventually drops into a subtle drum pattern where the rapper begins a reflection on past decisions and moments. He goes on to rap about all aspects of love: romantically, financially, friendship, and more.
92Byu describes the single as a relaxed yet, soulful and heartfelt record. He went on to say “It’s a spiritual, mental, and emotional exercise of how to feel about yourself in a relaxation state. The act of being at ease and at peace with yourself in this world regardless of who loves you or not.”
The music video, directed by Sayan Ang and 92Byu, shows scenes of the rapper reciting the song from a couch, hanging out with friends, and behind the scenes of another music video.
This video serves as one of three chapters apart of the rapper’s short, musical autobiography which has been written, performed, and directed all by himself.
We asked 92Byu what he wants listeners to take away from the single and he stated “I want people to know that no matter of the love and support received, given, or welcomed, your success is always up to you. When you start something, see through to the finish line despite trials and tribulations. Remember who started it & see it through. This record is personal and dear to my heart.”
Check out the music video for “Love Me or Not” below.
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