1900Rugrat Connects With BossMan Dlow For “Cheat Codes” Music Video
1900Rugrat ascended to the top of the busy Florida rap scene with his sharp punchlines and crackling flows. Joining forces with his fellow South Florida heavy-hitter for his latest music video, 1900Rugrat recruits BossMan Dlow for the brand new “Cheat Codes” video.
A titanic trap banger, “Cheat Codes” provides a launching point for both rappers to perfect their most outlandish flexes: “Neck and wrist so icy, chain hit like lightning,” says 1900, while Dlow says, “You can’t f*ck with me or Rugrat, you ain’t got 1900 dollars.”
Filmed last weekend at Rolling Loud California, “Cheat Codes” shows how 1900 and Dlow have been moving on the “Dlow Curry Tour,” as they pop out for packed sets and celebrate their accomplishments at L.A.’s finest nightlife establishments. The video features cameos from Sexyy Red, who 1900Rugrat shouts out in the lyrics, Dave Blunts, Hotboii, N3on, 19’s close friend Rickfrmdacreek, and others.
“Cheat Codes” is a highlight from Porch 2 The Pent, 19’s debut mixtape, which arrived as the culmination of the artist’s viral rise from the trenches to the top floor. Inspired by the high-octane street music he grew up on, Porch 2 The Pent is packed with stadium-sized trap instrumentals, perfectly-suited to 19’s outsized personality. Several tracks on the tape feature production by Akachi, a close collaborator of 19’s all-time favorite artist Chief Keef, whose envelope-pushing fingerprints can be found on songs like “Never Dat” and “Two Tone Maybach.”
Other songs, like the recent single “Auntie Ain’t Playin‘” featuring Skrilla and the viral “One Take Freestyle,” warp familiar samples into blown-out bangers, unfurling a canvas for 19 to apply his frayed drawl. Porch 2 The Pent has generated over 100 million streams across platforms, good for nearly 70k streaming-equivalent units to date. With additional guest spots from Lil Yachty and Rickfrmdacreek, Porch 2 The Pent is available now on all platforms via Remain Solid / 300 Entertainment.
