Key Takeaways:

• The DrewFilmedIt-directed music video contrasts road roots with luxurious visuals, highlighting the duo’s rise.
• The launch is a part of a two-pack that additionally contains “Check Callin” — including to BossMan Dlow’s musical momentum.
• OJ Da Juiceman’s presence bridges eras of lure, linking BossMan Dlow’s new college power with traditional Southern rap legacy.

BossMan Dlow is conserving his foot on the fuel together with his new single, “Big Dawg Status,” that includes OJ Da Juiceman — one half of a two-pack that additionally contains “Check Callin.” Both songs arrived on Friday (Oct. 17) through Alamo Records and discover the Florida rapper increasing on his signature mixture of road authority and splendid ambition.

Produced by B100, London Jae and Musik MajorX, “Big Dawg Status” delivers a slick, bass-heavy backdrop for BossMan Dlow’s assured wordplay. From the soar, he units the tone with traces like, “Big diamonds dancin’ / Big dog s**t, I be in big boy mansions.” OJ Da Juiceman steps in to match the power, firing off quotables about quick cash and timeless grind: “Cartier Buffs on, mix-match the glasses / … / I ain’t in the NBA, but you know that I’ma score.” Together, they mix new college vibes with old fashioned lure pedigree, connecting two eras of Southern hustle in a flex good for Instagram captions and luxurious automotive playlists.

The observe’s accompanying music video, directed by DrewFilmedIt, visualizes its “from the streets to success” message with sharp distinction. In one second, BossMan Dlow, his canine and OJ Da Juiceman are posted up exterior a modest dwelling within the hood; within the subsequent, they’re surrounded by marble flooring and designer matches inside a sprawling mansion. Presumably, the shift represents the journey, development and satisfaction of leveling up with out dropping sight of the place you began.

BossMan Dlow began rapping in 2019 whereas serving time in county jail. He rapidly gained traction in Florida’s rap scene. His 2023 breakout, Too Slippery, and its Alamo re-release (2 Slippery) led to the viral success of “Get In With Me,” which peaked inside the Top 50 of the Billboard Hot 100 and earned a platinum certification. He’s since dropped Mr Beat the Road and his debut album, Dlow Curry, that includes Lil Baby, GloRilla and Ice Spice.