Duke Deuce Releases New Single and Video “Crunkstarz”

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Duke Deuce has released a new single and music video called “Crunkstarz.”

Duke’s musical flow swings from engaging lines to a walloping chorus, all while riding a seesawing pace. The video begins with a biblical-style prose that displays his definition of a “crunkstar:” “A person that is unafraid to live life as themself.

In addition to the new video, Duke Deuce gave a look into his world with the first episode of Rise of a Crunkstar BTS series, which he details how crunk originated in Memphis and not Atlanta.

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RECAP: Sheck Wes, OG Chase B & Duke Deuce Perform at Night 1 of Rolling Loud at SXSW

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Rolling Loud took over Stubb’s Waller Creek Amphitheater with Rap TV for a special showcase. Night one of RapTV Presents Rolling Loud SXSW Edition 2022 featured Sheck Wes and OG Chase B with their thumping hits. Additional sets included Duke Deuce, Babyface Ray, Mike Dimes, Dro Kenji, Tay Money, and who kept the party going until 2am. 

Rising stars at the set included JELEEL! who dazzled the crowd by backflipping of the stage, speakers, and the VIP balcony.

You can see images from the energetic run of performances below.

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Duke Deuce Rocks Out With Rico Nasty In His Thrash-Themed ‘Falling Off’ Video

Since popping up on the scene in 2019 with his rowdy party singles “Yeh” and “Crunk Ain’t Dead,” Memphis-bred Quality Control Music rapper Duke Deuce has long held a reputation for his energetic performances and raucous, unabashed livewire personality. So it’s only natural that for his first single of 2022, Duke teamed up with another rapper with a similar penchant for cutting loose, Maryland punk-rap rebel Rico Nasty, on “Falling Off.”

Over a fitting metal guitar riff that evokes the wild energy of the glam-rock ’80s, the two rappers boast of their inexhaustible energy, scream-rapping, “It ain’t no fallin’ off.” The song’s video, which takes place during a club performance with grimy lighting, opens with a warning for viewers and finds Duke and Rico embracing a pseudo-horror-themed aesthetic, with Duke rocking a Freddy Krueger sweater and a bubble jacket-clad Rico going cutesy-goth, with makeup taken straight out of a Kiss video and utilizing her raspy-voiced “Smack A Bitch” flow to set off her aggressive rhymes.

“Falling Off” is reportedly set to appear on Duke Deuce’s upcoming album, Crunkstar. Stay tuned.

Watch Duke Deuce’s “Falling Off” video featuring Rico Nasty above.

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In Duke Deuce’s ‘I Ain’t Worried Bout It’ Video, Even A Sunny Day Can’t Outshine His Exuberant Energy

Memphis rabble-rouser Duke Deuce returns with another exuberant video expressing his disdain for the troubles of life, “I Ain’t Worried Bout It.” Dressed up in a bright pink leather bomber jacket decked out with NBA team logo patches, Duke posts up in the suburbs on a sunny day with his crew to dance, mug the camera, and shout his signature, swear word ad-lib as the boisterous beat adds fuel to the fire.

The jacket especially is a nice touch, as it ties in with Duke’s “crunk ain’t dead” philosophy, evoking references to other early millennium movements like NBA patches and Cam’ron’s bright pink street takeover. Duke is as high-energy as ever, showing off some fancy footwork alongside his posse and headbanging himself into a sweaty mess. He seems like a lot of fun to hang out with.

“I Ain’t Worried Bout It” is the Quality Control rapper’s second single of the month (after “The Hype”), suggesting that he’s picking up steam on the way to new release after dropping “WTF” in September. The timing would be fortuitous, building on the buzz that he’s accumulated since appearing on Isaiah Rashad’s comeback single “Lay Wit Ya” this summer and performing at Migos’ Las Vegas Weekender last month.

Watch Duke Deuce’s “I Ain’t Worried Bout It” video above.