No, that's not Justin Timberlake in the thumbnail for Veeze's “Pop Yo Sh*t” video. The Detroit rapper uses AI deepfake technology in a hilarious — and potentially controversial — way in the video, transplanting his own face onto that of stars like Timberlake and Jay-Z, and vice versa. The song marks the self-deprecating rapper's first song of 2024 and his first since last year's Breaking Tape. GangaThe video was shot in London as Vees, along with Detroit natives Babyface Ray and Skira Baby, opened for Travis Scott on tour and prepared for his first headlining show in the capital.
In a new interview crack In a magazine interview, Vees explained his unusual vocal style, saying, “If you talk to anyone who knew me as a freshman, they'll tell you that my rapping is the same as talking. I don't raise my voice too much. I don't go into the studio and create a character like some other people do.” The voice suits him well, and with his label, Navy Navy, partnering with Warner Records, his profile continues to grow in 2024. Whether he'll follow up with another album remains to be seen. Ganga It remains to be seen whether he'll release a new album this year, but when it comes to rap, he has one of the most unique voices bubbling beneath the surface right now, although that latter part may change sooner rather than later.
Check out Veeze's video for “Pop Yo Sh*t” above.
