Arguably the most important supergroup in the history of music is giving fans the chance to appear in their new music video.
The Glacier Boyz—Gucci Mane, Migos, and Lil Yachty—have announced open casting info for a video that's shooting this week in Atlanta, Georgia. The video, presumably, is for a new single from their recently teased collaborative project. The requirements for potential glacial stars are at least 21 years spent on Earth, a photo ID, an operating telephone, and a fairly flexible schedule.
Here's the full rundown:
Earlier this month, the Glacier Boyz shared the C.N.O.T.E.-produced "Solitaire," roughly two months removed from Gucci's extremely low-key announcement at the top of the year:
Per Yachty, the collab is expected to result in a full-length project.
There's a chance we'll get the Glacier Boyz debut before Gucci's other previously announced 2018 project, The Evil Genius. His most recent effort, last year's El Gato: The Human Glacier, included career standouts like "Rich Ass Junkie" and "Peepin' Out the Blinds."
Yachty and Migos have already released new projects—both sequels—this year. During his press run surrounding the release of his soon-to-be-a-movie autobiography, Guwop said he's always "looked out" for Migos and other younger artists.
"If you brought something to the table, we tried to help you," he explained to Vulture. "That's what I brought to the rap game. I never looked down on Young Thug or Migos even when they came into the game at their lowest point. What I'm super proud of is giving them the best advice I could: Conduct yourself with class. Be the boss of what you do no matter who you sign with."
