Peep This: Raekwon ‘All About You’ Featuring Estelle Video

Rap veteran Raekwon is back with a new video, “All About You” featuring Estelle. The track is an awesome blend of Raekwon’s raspy New York accent and Estelle’s silky vocals. According to fuse.tv:

“The clip, shot this June in New York, finds Rae looking dapper as ever, rolling in a Bentley, fronting a band and voguing in a red-lit alley with Estelle. The veteran rapper also tenderly deals with lady drama, which he soothes by focusing his time and love on his one and only girl.

“I wanted to glorify the women [in this song] because I do have a lot of fans that are women and they say, ‘Yo Rae, make something for us. We know you as that MC skillful guy that you are, but make a record for the women.”

Raekwon and his Wu-Tang Clan are said to be working on their 6th studio album that will be titled  “A Better Tomorrow.” The album is scheduled to be released this year to celebrate the 20th anniversary of their debut album, “Enter the Wu Tang (36 Chambers).”

Check out the video and comment below.

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