Cleveland native Jimmy Hu$tle may have an underground hit on his hand with “Po$$e,” the latest single off his recently released Dumb Hu$tle mixtape. It’s a throwback effort that brings to mind the height of early 1990s hip-hop while delivering an uplifting message of hope and support for Hu$tle’s family at large. The video, which premiered on BlurredCulture this morning, finds Jimmy hanging with his closest friends and performing for the camera. It’s nothing all that complex, but the visuals fit the track well and are executed with skill equal to any top 40 clip you’ve seen this year. Check it out:

Dumb Hu$tle was released at the beginning of November, but for one reason or another a lot of hip-hop blogs did not give it the attention it deserved. If you missed it, click here and discover what may be your favorite mixtape of 2014.

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