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"NBA" by Eric Reprid (Eric Reprid / YouTube)

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Eric Reprid Drops “NBA” Video In Support of New Mixtape

West Coast recording artist Eric Reprid has dropped new visuals for “NBA” in support of his latest project.

“NBA” can be found on Reprid’s new mixtape, Fuck You, which was released earlier today. The featureless release follows his 2023 project, Riddy’s Revenge (Deluxe), which was also solo the whole way through. As was his 2021 EP, Cold War, which was nominated for Rap Recording of the Year at the 2021 JUNO Awards.

“NBA,” directed by Bryant Hyun, follows Reprid’s videos for “MOTHER,” including the “Regular Version” (65K views) and the “R-RATED” (85K views) release. Before that, he dropped visuals for his Far East Movement-inspired “Like a Ch*nk B*tch (Like a G6 Remix),” which was pulled in over 674K since premiering on August 23.

From a review of the Fuck You tape on AlbumOfTheYear.org, Reprid’s “confidence makes this albums ferocious beats and chorus’ even stronger, inflicting something threatening onto the audience.”

You can find “NBA” and the rest of the new Eric Reprid EP on Apple Music, Spotify, and various other via VIII.

For more from Eric Reprid, be sure to subscribe to his official YouTube channel, and follow him on Instagram @EricReprid.

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