SpratFool
Hailing from Brooklyn, New York, emerging recording artist Sin Dripavelli is blowing up fast. Within a year, the lyricist surpassed over 200,000 streams with his witty wordplay and catchy East Coast Hip hop. Now, he preps his new audience for what he has in-store for 2021 with the new visual for the single “Bad Now.”
In the 117 FilmsNY Films-directed visual, Sin is being stalked by the haters as he prepares for a night of partying with their main things. On high alert with a fleet of security in the most exotic cars, Dripavelli drops a series of smooth verses while he feels on the curves of the most exquisite beauty. The perfect jump-on point for any newfound fan looking to get familiar with the new sensation coming out of the home that gave us Biggie, Jay Z and so many more. His latest feature sets up a promising new project coming later on this year.
“Bad Now” is available everywhere via Forever Made. After the stream, continue to follow Sin Dripavelli and his rise on social media.
Hip Hop Dose Staff
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