Visuals To Lupe Fiasco’s “Run Game” Released, Track Is The Lead Single Of Chill’s Spotlight Playlist On Spotify Released
Lupe Fiasco takes the spotlight yet again, recently releasing the video for his latest single “Run Game.” The song was released via 1st and 15th entertainment/Thirty Tigers and takes the lead on Spotify’s “Chill Spotlight” playlist. Fiasco began his rise to fame in 2006 following his debut album titled Lupe Fiasco’s Food & Liquor. The album later went on to receive three Grammy awards.
Aside from his solo act, Fiasco also performs as the frontman of rock band Japanese Cartoon under his real name. He is also the chief executive officer of 1st and 15th entertainment. In the “Run Game” visual, we see a teenage Lupe Fiasco. He gains an intriguing, but ultimately horrifying glimpse of future rap stardom.
Curated by 1st & 15th co-founder Charles “Chill” Patton, “Chill’s Spotlight” is a playlist of some of the label’s previously unreleased tracks that are finally being released to the world.
Chill says, “I first started working with Lupe when he was about 17, I had just gotten off the Up In Smoke tour and he was hanging with some cats I knew. I heard Lu in the studio and it was some of the hottest shit I ever heard. I immediately grabbed him and put him in some cyphers, and everything took off from there.”
“We recorded “Run Game” a little later,” Chill continues. “Right now I’m working on some new projects, and whenever I work on something new I look back for inspiration. When I
rediscovered this track, I knew we had to release it from the vault for the Chill’s Spotlight
playlist. Each month we’ll be dropping more tracks from Lupe and other F&F-affiliated artists as part of ‘Chill’s Spotlight,’ so stay tuned for more dope music that hasn’t been heard before.”
You can watch the video to Lupe Fiasco Run Game below:
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