Check out the latest music video from Benny the Butcher—"B$F", featuring Sule & Fuego Base. This gritty visual, directed by Todd Uno, marks another bold entry in Benny’s richly atmospheric catalog.
🎥 Setting the Scene
From the jump, “B$F” immerses you in Benny’s world: foggy street corners, crew-filled backdrops, and an unfiltered portrait of East Buffalo life. The visual complements the raw lyricism and hard-hitting production, making the video feel as authentic as a late-night cypher on the block.
🔥 Key Highlights
Crew chemistry: Sule and Fuego Base, signed to Benny’s Black Soprano Family imprint, bring distinct energy to the track—both lyrically and visually. The camaraderie feels organic, reflecting Griselda’s tight-knit ethos.
Lyric-driven visuals: Benny’s lines about hustle, survival, and street codes sync perfectly with the imagery—cars rolling, shadows gliding through alleyways, a neighborhood pulse that breathes with the beat.
Cinematic edge: Todd Uno’s direction pulls cinematic samples—dramatic cuts, lingering shots, neon-lit nightscapes—that elevate it beyond a typical hip‑hop video.
🔎 Why It Matters
This video arrives just ahead of the album Summertime Butch 2, dropping July 16. With its New York roots front and center, “B$F” acts as both announcement and statement that Benny is blending gritty street rap with a cinematic flair to match his rising momentum
Final Take
“B$F” hits hard—dark, lyrical, and full of atmosphere. Benny the Butcher remains an MC who prioritizes authenticity, whether he's diving deep into Harlem’s nights or pushing his imprint’s next wave. If this video is any indicator, Summertime Butch 2 might just be his most cohesive rollout yet.
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