HipHopDX Premiere

Although it might look like you’re watching some kind of animé acid trip, Asian Da Brat and designer/sometimes rapper DÁVIDEBĒNDÁVID’s new video for “KYOTO KUSH” simply puts the animation tools they had at their disposal to good use, lending the colorful affair a psychedelic vibe.

Shot in Kyoto, Japan, the appropriately titled visual finds both artists strolling through the streets while immersed in a strange video game world.

“I wanted sumo wrestlers and dancing geishas,” DÁVIDBĒNDÁVID tells HipHopDX. “Dreams come true in this film that merges fashion, music and a deep imagination of bringing an idea to life. Filming ‘Kyoto Kush’ with Asian Doll in Japan, the home of animation, was better than any drug.”

Asian Da Brat and DÁVIDBĒNDÁVID (or David Ben David) first met at the Sprayground office after connecting on Instagram to discuss a fashion photo shoot in Asia.

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Out of that meeting, “KYOTO KUSH” was born, DBD’s first collaboration track and Asian Da Brat’s first fashion and music collaboration.

Watch the visual above.