A brand new track from Dumbfoundead dropped yesterday and today we have the video. Directed by Jay Ahn, and told mostly through SnapChat stories, we see the rapper and his girls (played by Francis Lola and Ellen V. Lora) on a night out in K-Town, including stops at Beer Belly, the Line Hotel (with a cameo from Roy Choi) and a luxury apartment rooftop pool. Pause it in various parts and you may see people you recognize, if you like to get turnt up in K-Town with any regularity. You can download "Coachella" for free here.
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Video of the Day: Dumbfoundead’s “Coachella” Takes You on a SnapChat Tour of Koreatown
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