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Scene from the All Wrong music video by Canadian rapper Classified
Classified in "All Wrong" (classifiedmusic / YouTube)

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All Wrong: Classified kicks off his 2024 campaign with new single & video

A few days ago, Canadian rap star Classified returned with his first single and music video of the year.

The visual for the catchy self-produced “All Wrong” was also self-directed by Class (credited as Luke Boyd) and shot by Andrew Rhodenizer. It’s been viewed over 17K times since premiering on Jan. 19.

“I think growing up we all have expectations of ourselves, our friends, and what we think is important in life,” wrote Class on his official website.

“But after going through it all, I think a lot of people look back and think, hmm. I could have, or would have done certain things differently if I knew what I know now’. It’s about appreciating those moments you have cause you never know when it will be over and you’re onto the next part of life.”

You can find “All Wrong” on Apple Music, Spotify, and various other digital streaming platforms via HalfLife Records.


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