The accompanying music video - shot & directed by the quietly prolific Alex and Tristan Demic of Ring Ring Visuals - shows us a different side of Kay Flock, taking care to elevate the young artist in a way that matches the song’s somber tone and reflects the potential of both the track and its rising star. On “Being Honest” Kay Flock takes advantage of the softened production to show the versatility of his gritty, aggressive style - finding a unique pocket for his distinct flow to paint sobering pictures of the environment that molded him.
“Being Honest” strikes a different tone from Kay Flock’s normally aggressive and in-your-face Bronx drill style - centered around a perfectly executed vocal sample-led, understated drill beat produced by the quietly rising Queens-native producer Sho Beatz. With 400K first day views, and a spot on the Youtube Music Trending list, it’s clear that demand for Kay Flock is high. This week, the Bronx’s Kay Flock dropped the highly-anticipated video for “Being Honest” - an early fan favorite off his debut project and definitely in the running for one of the young Bronx driller’s best solo tracks to date.
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