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[Video Premiere] T.Y. ft. Jesse Doreen – “Slide Out” (Dir: JTrue)

Today The Come Up Show is very proud to premiere the newest visual released off 500 Autumn Nights: Side B, "Slide Out" which we shed light on it a bit during our recent interview with T.Y. where we also spoke a bit about the project as well. Directed by JTrue, this one can be interpreted in various ways as it opens up as China is grabbing T.Y.'s backpack that is overflowed with fireworks. We get a very artistic picture for this song that features Jesse Doreen of the Counterparts, blending different scenes from T.Y., to him playing the guitar, to other people skateboarding. If you've taken in the interview we just did, you would know T.Y isn't one to just hand out a video or a track without something to follow up so this definitely means we can expect something fresh in the near future. This being one of my favorite tracks off 500 Autumn Nights: Side B, I've been anxious to see this one for a minute as I'm sure most of you were too, so take this in and let me know what you think after a quote from some lyrics and words from the director himself. "Biggie told I was born to die, L told me I'm street struck, Slap hand with a n***a when you see us. Same city that raised me is the city that pays me. Told me I'm crazy, never said that I'm lazy"

"This video serves as an important stamp in T.Y.’s career. I personally believe, Tee (as I call him) has really created his own lane with 500 Autumn Nights: Side B, and I am honored to have been able to shoot this particular video. The “Slide Out” video can be interpreted in many ways, but my personal artistic conception of the video was that the fireworks represented the “juice”, the “it” factor, it represented the power of style and substance. Who ever has that “fire” has the audience."

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[Interview] T.Y talks “500 Autumn Nights”, The Love movement and “K.I.N.G.S”

Colton

Interview by: Colton Beausoleil A movement based on pure Love for the culture and the people is something hard to find with music nowadays and it's only a matter of time before Hamilton's own T.Y (Trae Yunge) brands that movement on a much broader scale - just take in the music for proof. Making moves isn't something he is new to either as he has been building his name and spreading the Love movement throughout his city and surrounding areas for some time now and I only expect to see it hit a nation wide level in the near future because he is always working, whether it be promotional, putting time in the studio or just building a relationship with fans he meets along the way. Overall just being a real humble person, his soulful music with intricate concepts and deeper meaning makes T.Y a favourite choice for anyone who enjoys feel good music. The Come Up Show sat down with T.Y to discuss this movement, what K.I.N.G.S is all about and his most notable set of releases; the 500 Autumn Nights series and much more. Read the full interview after the jump.

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