The Flatbush Zombies Bring a Flamethrower To A Wrestling Match In “New World Order” Video

The Flatbush Zombies declare a “New World Order” over Erick Arc Elliott, Sam Wish and Tyler Dopps’ production.

“New World Order, baby, baby/ Please work smarter, instead of harder” – Meechy Darko

Today the East Coast rap group brings us the official music video for their new hard-hitting track. The visual starts off with Meechy Darko and Zombie Juice approaching a wrestling ring to defend their tag team belt. With a cameo from Pro Era’s Nyck Caution, they seem to be winning until a new challenger appears. Seeing his Flatbush comrades are starting to lose the battle, Eryck Arc Elliot grabs a flamethrower and decides to flame everyone (literally) in defense of the Zombies championship belt. The video also has a cameo of internet star Queens Flip giving the referee the rock bottom on a hood of a car. Check out the Brooklyn natives new visual for “New World Order” below.

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