Dreamville’s artist Bas is embracing a carefree and stress-free attitude in the music video for his latest single, “Ho Chi Minh.”
Directed by Ryan Doubiago, the visually captivating video captures Bas in a trippy and vibrant setting as he parties and enjoys himself. The video features flashing lights and dynamic visuals, creating an atmosphere of excitement and euphoria.
In the song’s lyrics, Bas reflects on his life and experiences, comparing his journey to the experience of watching a movie in a cinema. He references the concept of living in the moment and finding moments of joy even during challenging times. The lyrics also touch on the idea of finding moments of serenity and happiness.
The title “Ho Chi Minh” draws inspiration from the historical context of the Vietnam War, specifically referencing the city of Ho Chi Minh City (formerly known as Saigon). The song’s title adds a layer of depth to the track’s themes of escape and finding moments of respite.
“Ho Chi Minh” is part of Bas’s upcoming album, “We Only Talk About Real Shit When We Are Fucked Up.” The single follows the release of other tracks like “Diamonds” and “Passport Bros,” featuring Dreamville labelmate J.Cole. The video’s visually captivating and trippy style aligns well with the track’s themes of escaping stress and embracing the moment.
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