The Queens emcee Grafh and Wu-Tang icon Method Man trade verses on how they’re fueled by their hustles on “Fight For Love.” The new track distributed through MNRK, is a compelling blend of thought-provoking lyrics and dynamic beats, and is available on all major streaming platforms, with the video premiering on YouTube today.
Grafh discusses how he turns “opps into opportunities” and outworks his competition in the streets. Throughout the song, he raps about being faithful in fighting for what he wants with love on the 38 Spesh-produced track. Spesh is also the producer for Grafh’s upcoming album, God’s Timing.
Method Man provides a classic verse about getting it from the bottom and being a veteran in the concrete jungle. He raps, “Musically, you’re lying. To say I’m lying is lunacy. Truthfully, no schooling these rappers; they dying, of truancy. Welcome to the jungle, no need to Google me. I’m bomb, give me my space Tom, you’re losing me. Too much Uncle Tom-ing and Tomfoolery…”
The accompanying music video, directed by Jufu, is a visually stunning piece that enhances the song’s narrative. The visual has Grafh and Method Man rapping in the underworld around projects female vampires, which gives a bone-chilling aura to the song.
“‘Fight For Love’ is just pure classic hip hop. The music gave me a futuristic Wu-Tang vibe. Method Man came on the track and completely slaughtered it. This is one of my favorite songs on the upcoming project,” Grafh said.
Fans can watch the “Fight For Love” music video on YouTube and stream the song on platforms such as Spotify, Apple Music, and Tidal. The collaboration between Grafh and Method Man promises to be one of the most talked-about releases of the year, showcasing their unmatched talent and profound lyrical prowess.
Grafh can be seen currently on Joyner Lucas’s “Not Now, I’m Busy” tour.
