
Released December 2017 during a period of intense social and political polarization in America, 'Spar' unites three geographically diverse hip-hop voices — Chicago's Dreezy, Atlanta's 6LACK, and Florida's Kodak Black — in explicit critique of the Trump administration, racial injustice, and systemic inequality. The animated format allowed direct iconographic commentary on real events including the NFL kneeling…
A landmark example of cross-regional hip-hop political collaboration in the late 2010s, 'Spar' bridges Chicago rap, Atlanta alternative R&B, and South Florida trap under a unified protest framework. Its animated format is rare for the genre and positions it as a direct successor to The…
Tristan Zammit is an animator and music video creator known for producing animated visuals for hip-hop artists. Verified credits include work with Lil Yachty and ASAP Ferg in addition to Dreezy. Active in the mid-to-late 2010s hip-hop music video space,…
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