Veeze & Rylo Rodriguez Stunt Matching Cybertrucks in ‘F.A.F’ Video

Veeze and Rylo had fans eagerly anticipating their new track when they posted a snippet on social media earlier this year in February. Now, the wait is finally over.

Directed by Kevin Mares, the video for “F.A.F” — short for “F—ed a Fan” — showcases Detroit’s Veeze and Alabama’s Rylo Rodriguez going bar for bar in front of matching Tesla Cybertrucks.

The modern ambiance of the video fits perfectly with BrentRambo and Kyuro’s futuristic production. The duo drops lines like “Joe Biden need to make hatin’ illegal/Rockin’ a mask, gotta pay just to see me” and “Bought her a butt, she ain’t even my type/I touched it up just to see what the hype.”

Both rappers have been keeping busy this year. Veeze is preparing to release the follow-up to last year’s critically acclaimed Granger album. He released the first single “Pop Yo Shit” back in May.

Rylo, on the other hand, has been featuring on numerous tracks. First, he appeared twice on LUCKI’s latest album, “Gemini!” on the songs “Gerskiway” and “3 SMRS STR8.” He then linked up with YTB Fatt on “In the Air” and guest-starred on 42 Dugg’s “Case Closed” alongside his Glass Window label boss Lil Baby. Lil Baby even makes a cameo in the “F.A.F” video with the red Cybertruck he went viral with when he took the electric vehicle to a gas station.

Lil Baby explained why he was at the gas station, telling a fan he still needed to pick up roll-ups and soda. Gas stations are also popular hangouts in certain parts of the country, especially in the South.

Comedian Druski even has a skit illustrating this phenomenon.