Unocoolbro Drops Off Newest Visual “Break The Mold”

Unocoolbro continues to show off his hardcore storytelling abilities in his latest visual for “Break The Mold”. It comes off of his 7-track EP titled ‘Continue Watching,’ Unocoolbro turns this video into movie art putting his rapping and screenwriting on full display with this being more of a short film then music video.

With Unocoolbro’s melodic voice and gritty sound, the film takes us on a journey to tell a very compelling story.
In the “Break the Mold” visual, it starts off with Unocoolbro and his partner trying to hide a dead body. But with the falling of the assailant that entered his home, his problems only multiplied. With the Beautiful (Toni Rochelle) playing Unocoolbro girlfriend she hits him with a pretty deep quote. “We built this off of principle, not this petty street shit” letting him know that there are consequences for his actions. Break the mold leaves us on the edge of our seat wanting more, and expecting more from Unocoolbro. He’s well on his way to becoming what we all want to see.

Follow Unocoolbro on Instagram and Twitter he goes by the handle @unocoolbro, as he prepares to release another part to “Break The Mold.” Also listen to his current EP Continue Watching out now!

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