Monty, the rapper and singer who has proven to be Fetty Wap's dearest collaborator (Monty appeared nine times on Fetty's twenty-track 2016 self-titled debut), may be familiar on paper, but as a solo artist he is still very much an enigma. That will not be the case for much longer, however, as today Monty is premiering a steamy video for his new solo single "Her" that he hopes will mark him as his own artist.
"The sound of this record has a rap and R&B flow to it," Monty told The FADER in an email about the track, which is in the thickly auto-tuned vein of Fetty's stuff but a tad more traditional R&B-leaning. "The inspiration behind it comes from that moment when a female that you don't know catches your eye, and you catch hers at the same time. Both of us are curious to find out who's who."
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In the video, set in a darkly lit club, Monty flashes his 1738 chain and scopes the scene till he achieves eye-contact with a woman of interest. She is like, who is me? he sings, I'm like, who is her?
Watch the video for Monty's "Her" above; cop RGF's recently released compilation album, RGF Island, Vol.1 for more Monty.
