![]() ![]() It was a weekend to remember, and here it is to show in its purity, in its lightest form, in Gus’s way. The time I spent with gus on and off camera was a memory I will hold forever. Before that, we filmed in the room with the doves, Horse Head was there with a teddy bear shirt on, Peep finished his show and after that came back and continued filming. The next day gus did his show at sub-t in Chicago. We worked straight through the night and into the next day, shooting and building an abundance of content for a variety of new music he had coming, hellboy was the main focus. He had a hotel but never used it, the only time I remember him leaving was to get a early morning haircut somewhere in chicago. I developed most of the scenes on the spot since it was last minute, we hung out all night, shot, and Peep stayed at the studios to rest up in between. Thanks to mikey cortez who put us in touch earlier days, anyways he flew into chicago from russia, to start the first tour, he came right to the studios and we got started. After back seat was released me and gus stayed in communication, he explained how he was always looking for a good director and wanted me to shoot more videos, I was appreciative cause I loved his style. The intentional bird wrangler from now and again would rattle the light fixture so the doves would go crazy but… Let me start by explaining how peep got to midnight cinema studios. It’s funny because Peep kinda got freaked out on how close the birds were getting on certain takes, and they were not letting up. It was just me Peep and some doves in that room filming a video on a sunny April day in chicago. The song samples the song “Too Bright To See, Too Loud to Hear” by Underoath.Ī music video for this song was released on October 31, 2018, through Midnight Cinema, just nearly one and a half years after the initial filming of the aforementioned video. ![]() It was recorded in a squat shared by Peep and his fellow producers in the south end of Skid Row, Los Angeles. It was self-released on September 25, 2016. Produced by MoneyPosse members Smokeasac & Yung Cortex, they both have worked on various projects with Peep. Hellboy (stylized in all caps) is the fifth mixtape by American rapper Lil Peep. This mixtape planted the roots of Lil Peep’s successful career. Released In September 2016, songs such as “ girls” and “ OMFG” began to clock in millions of views and plays on Soundcloud and Youtube, bringing him even more than he could ever expect. In reality, the title belongs to a hero who had a massive heart, a book only judged by its cover. Gus did not pick the name by chance-he knew that it came off as intimidating and scary to some. He also refers to the struggles he had been through in his past and how he’s missed at home. Peep narrates how he is experiencing this kind of a lifestyle he developed over his fast pacing career. ![]() Lil Peep’s ”hellboy” is the opening track of his third mixtape which can be considered as the “title track” of the tape. ![]()
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