Hailing from San Marcos, Texas (but claiming “the internet” as their true birthplace), BROCKHAMPTON are not your average rap group. Don’t even call them one to begin with: “The All American Boy Band” is how Kevin Abstract, JOBA, Ameer Vann, Matt Champion, Dom McLennon, Rodney Tenor, and Merlyn Wood describe this one-of-a-kind crew.
After winning the VFILES LOUD! competition with their offbeat style and boundless energy, BROCKHAMPTON dropped the “Dirt” single on Fool’s Gold, enthusiastically premiered by Ebro ("Bring that back to the top... I like this!”) on his Beats1 radio show. Now, the maniacally fun “Dirt” gets an equally bugged-out video, directed by Tyler Mitchell and executive produced by VFILES. Taking place at a surreal, slo-mo photo shoot, the “Dirt” video captures BROCKHAMPTON’s camaraderie and next-level appeal IRL.
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Brockhampton’s music video for “Dirt”, published 7 October 2015 on VFILES. 4:55 in HD, 620,628 plays and 16,559 likes on YouTube. Filed under Hip-Hop and Pop.
- Director
- Tyler Mitchell
- Cinematography
- Conor Murphy
- Producer
- Anthony Pellino
- Editor
- Madeline Stedman
- Colour
- Alan Gordon
- Styling
- Rox Brown
- Make-up
- Rachel Krutchkoff
- Prod. design
- Jayne Clark
- Gaffer
- Seth Margolies
- Key grip
- Sam Wolff
- 2nd AC
- Remington Long
- UPM
- Jo Gennett
- Executive produced
- VFILES