G Herbo Fights the System in “Bottom of the Bottom” Video

G Herbo continues to push product off his 2015 mixtape Ballin Like I'm Kobe. Today, we get the new video for the song "Bottom of the Bottom."

Directed by Gravitii Films, the visual is a somber view of the trials and tribulations that people who are deemed less-worthy by society go through.

"From the bottom of the bottoms/There was nothing under me/Now the judge hang us with 100 years, used to hang us by a tree/I was born in the trap tryna stay up out the penitentiary/Cuz living ain't cheap tell me how this the land of the free," Herbo raps on the chorus.

This sentiment is played out on camera through different scenes. In one section of the treatment, the Windy City rapper plays a runaway slave who is captured by his owners and sentenced to death by hanging. Fast forwarding a few hundred years, in another scene, Herb is arrested by overzealous cops and has to go through the court system to fight for his freedom.

Last month G dropped the video for the Joey Bada$$ assisted song "Lord Knows."

G Herbo is currently on tour with Pusha T as part of the Virginia MC's Darkest Before Dawn Tour. The jaunt kicked off on March 3 in Vancouver, B.C. and will travel the country for the entire month as well as part of April hitting up cities like Dallas, Houston, New Orleans, Atlanta, Charlotte, Washington D.C, New York, Boston and Chicago.

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