After killing his set in front of 15,000 people at the launch of okayafrica in Prospect Park a few weeks ago, Ghana’s Blitz the Ambassador offers us his brand new video for “Something To Believe.” Directed by Terrence Nance, this vid captures the detachment we struggle with when thinking about the world’s large, overwhelming issues. “It’s hard to think about all the problems in the world without getting a little overwhelmed. So, a lot of times we just ignore things. I think Africa has suffered a lot because people choose to remain ignorant, rather than address the issues that are right in front of our faces,” Blitz said.
Blitz’s latest effort, Stereotype, is in stores now.
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Well done, my friend! Terence is man!
dope vid… gotta be honest and say that blitz is just so-so as an emcee to me… but love the content and message… the good fight!
I saw dude twice, this year (2010) at Prospect Park with The Roots, as well as last year (2009) with Big Daddy Kane…… I gotta say Blitz is the truth, and I dont give props to just anyone…..
Amen my brother. Amen. I love this track and the vid just drives the msg home.
I respect this Brother’s hustle.
Musically, I’m not feelin him. But I hope he makes it regardless.
Yes!,…. Maximum respekt to blitz and terrence for keeping real ish alive!
YEBO! blitz, terence, et al, thank you for this amazing work. sending my love from texas!
really dope. Big up to Blitz. I wonder if Optiks produced this joint.
blitz and family, so inspired and proud…please keep producing and putting quality work out..this is beautiful. i wanted to keep watching. why y’all cut it off like that??!!!
speechless…if that didnt hit you….man smh
“It’s hard to think about all the problems in the world