Lil Mosey Falls In Love In "Greet Her" Video

BY Erika Marie Modified on September 26, 2022 3.6K Views

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The rapper takes over L.A. with his lady in his latest music video.

In rapper Lil Mosey's latest visual for his single "Greet Her," the world literally stops dead in its tracks after he meets the girl of his dreams. The concept was developed by director Chad Tennies and filmed in Los Angeles, following the story of Lil Mosey and his leading lady as they first meet in a diner until they roam around a luxury home in the hills of the city.

The single comes off of the 17-year-old's debut studio album, Northsbest, that was released in October 2018. "Greet Her" samples Chris Brown's classic "Yo (Excuse Me Miss)," but Lil Mosey, real name Lathan Moses Echols, adds his distinctive drawl and takes a break from his gritty lyrics to showcase his smoother side for the ladies. The Seattle-born rapper has been busy touring his first album while celebrating his single "Noticed" becoming RIAA Certified Platinum...not to mention posing on the 'Gram with friends like Lil Pump and Famous Dex.

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