EST Gee and Future head to strip club and private estate for ‘Shoot It Myself’: Watch
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In a red-tinged visual directed by Diesel Films, America’s elite rappers EST Gee and Future walk into a club to enjoy the night’s activities with curvy women wearing little to nothing (and it’s lit). Next, the rappers are seen smoking on a basketball court at a private location, which appears to be a mansion. Check out the visual for ‘Shoot It Myself’ and try to count the amount of cash on the ground. There is no prize to win, but it will keep you busy.
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‘Shoot It Myself’ is now #11 on YouTube’s Trending For Music with over 1.2 million views.
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