WALE UNVEILS MUSIC VIDEO FOR NEW SINGLE “TIFFANY NIKES” - @Wale

 

WALE UNVEILS MUSIC VIDEO FOR NEW SINGLE “TIFFANY NIKES”

 Grammy-nominated rap star, actor and advocate Wale reveals the music video for his new single “Tiffany Nikes.”

"The verbose DC-area MC holds fast to the buoyant, conversational sound that's filled his catalog.” - ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY

 

"Wale prides himself on the art of consistency. It’s his biggest contribution to hip-hop." – XXL MAGAZINE

 

"A couple of weeks ago he released his seventh studio album, Folarin II, to high critical acclaim...the album is easily his best effort since the Obama administration." - GQ

"Folarin II ranges back through years of missteps, recoveries, and his ever-constant battle for acknowledgment as one of rap’s greats” - UPROXX

It is available on his critically acclaimed new album, Folarin II, available HERE via Warner Records.

The visual also features Nicky Diamonds and Paul Rodriguez. In the clip, Wale pulls up to a sneaker shop before performing the track inside. The stylish and slick video intercuts vignettes of skateboarding and luxury sneakers as the rapper’s charisma practically pops off the screen with each cut. Between colorful horns and simmering 808s, he locks into a confident flow punctuated by clever rhymes and an instantly chantable chorus.

 

To celebrate its arrival, Wale is partnering with North America’s premiere Livestream shopping platform, NTWRK to raffle off a pair of retro Tiffany Nike SB Dunks for only $1. Join the NTWRK app HERE and comment with your username by Sunday 3/6 for a chance to win. Wale will announce the winner on NTWRK’s app live stream on Monday 3/7 where fans can also purchase a limited-edition Diamond Supply x Tiffany Nike SB Dunk Wale pillow that is featured in the video, exclusively on the NTWRK app. 

Next up, Wale takes over the big screen in a big way with a role in Michael Bay’s new action thriller Ambulance, opening in theaters everywhere on April 8. Wale’s currently on his nationwide “Under A Blue Moon” and concludes the tour in his hometown at The Filmore in Silver Springs, MD on March 11. Tickets are available on Wale’s https://www.walemusic.com/

Folarin II Tracklist:

1.    New Balances

2.    Name Ring Bells

3.    Poke It Out ft. J Cole

4.    Tiffany Nikes

5.    Caramel  

6.    Fluctuate

7.    Light Years ft. Rick Ross

8.    Angles ft. Chris Brown

9.    Dearly Beloved

10.  More Love ft. Shawn Stockman of Boyz ll Men & Sauce of Backyard Band 

11.  Jump In ft. Lil Chris of T.O.B.

12.  Down South ft. Maxo Kream, Yella Beezy

13.  Extra Special ft Ant Clemons

14.  Fire & Ice

15.  Beverly Blvd

CREDIT: CALVIN BAK

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ABOUT WALE:

Few rappers have been as versatile for as long as Wale. The DC rhymer has helped permanently collapse the worlds of backpack rap and the Billboard Hot 100, packaging social commentary with braggadocious bars and anthemic tales of romance and aspiration. And he’s still pushing forward with his newest album, Folarin II, a sequel to the 2012’s pivotal mixtape Folarin. With its blend of fly-guy theme songs, infectious R&B collaborations, and genuine soul-searching, the record reaffirms his status as one of rap’s most innovative, exciting, and enduring curators. Wale first broke out with 2008’s A Mixtape About Nothing. By the time he released his major-label debut album, 2009’s Attention Deficit, he was named a member of XXL’s Freshman Class—cementing his place as a venerable rap star. Over the next decade, he consistently expanded his catalog and perspective with albums like Ambition (2011), The Gifted (2013), The Album About Nothing (2015), Shine (2017), and Wow...That’s Crazy (2019). And though the title of Folarin II lends itself to nostalgia, its content shows he’s focused on the future. Heading into 2022, he’s looking forward to tapping in with his fans on tour and appearing in the new Michael Bay film Ambulance. While Folarin II is an argument for his role as an era-defining artist, Wale, confident in his stature, isn’t sticking around for individual accolades as much as the process itself. “I'm passionate about what I do,” he says. “I get up and I go to work."