Sexyy Red has come a long way since rising to fame with songs like "Pound Town" and "SkeeYee." The St. Louis-born hitmaker has gone on to collaborate with the likes of Nicki Minaj, Drake, and many more. She unleashed her third mixtape earlier this year too, which has since earned her even more virality. Now, she's dropped a music video for her track "U Know What To Do (UKWTD)," and it's action-packed, to say the least.
In the video, Sexyy's seen throwing it back in a hot pink bedroom, playing the role of Captain Sexyy Pants on an intergalactic trek to "yo man's house," and more. She even models one of her new lip glosses, deciding between shades like "Blue Balls" and "P*ssyhole Pink." The playful visual pairs well with the expectedly raunchy single, which she first unveiled last month. Check it out below.
Sexyy Red's latest video arrives amid her "Sexyy Red For President" tour, which she kicked off back in August. The tour is scheduled to wrap up this month with a performance in Tampa, however, she still has a slew of remaining 2024 U.S. dates. So far, she's been joined by various special guests like Kodak Black, Ice Spice, Lil Durk, and more.
Sexyy's latest release also comes after King Von's sister, Kayla B, opened up about texting her from Chief Keef's phone. The two of them have gone back and forth over the Chicago rapper in the past, but according to Kayla B, she didn't do it out of jealousy. Instead, she claims she found several messages between him and Sexyy with her name in them, prompting her to let the "Get It Sexyy" rapper know she saw them. What do you think of Sexyy Red's new "U Kno What To Do" music video? What's your favorite part? Share your thoughts in the comments section down below and keep an eye on HNHH for more updates.
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