G Herbo reflects on sin, survival and fatherhood in new ‘Win Again’ video: Watch
The Chicago rapper delivers private-jet confessions with his son Yosohn by his side in the Mark Cukier and MilkyMadeIt-directed visual.
From the luxury of a private jet, Chicago rapper G Herbo delivers a reflective performance that balances wealth, fatherhood, regret and survival. In the new visual, directed by Mark Cukier and MilkyMadeIt, Herbo raps with his firstborn son, Yosohn, by his side, turning the high-end setting into something more intimate than flashy.
Across the track, Herbo moves between confession and flex. He prays that the Lord does not take his soul, admits that he lives in sin and asks for mercy. Elsewhere, he opens up about the cost of success, from earning major money for live performances to hearing someone close speak negatively about him. The verses also revisit his younger mindset, including his childhood desire to be a gangster like 50 Cent.
Still, one of the most striking moments comes when he recalls making his first million dollars, only to later fall back down to $10,000. It is the kind of memory that clearly stayed with him, shaping how he talks about money, loyalty and survival now.
Rather than leaning fully into luxury rap, the video frames G Herbo as both a father and a man taking inventory of his past. Watch the Mark Cukier and MilkyMadeIt-directed visual below.
It is also powerful to see how far he has come. In 2015, I wrote about his record ‘L’s’ for The Source, noting the weight in his storytelling even then. More than a decade later, ‘Win Again’ shows an artist still wrestling with survival, faith and legacy, but now from a higher altitude.
