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Boosie Badazz “Candy Man,” Freddie Gibbs ft. Big Sean & Hit-Boy “4 Thangs,” & More | Daily Visuals 11.3.20

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For his visuals to “Candy Man,” Boosie Badazz takes on the role of the man in the mirror and haunts a hater who dared slandered his name 5 times in a roll. Interestingly enough the hook used on this joint wasn’t as sharp as the one that Tony Todd was brandish on his classic horror character.

Source: The Urban Daily

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