Usimamane Drops High Octane ‘Dangerous II’ Music Video Featuring Rick Ross. Umlazi-born rapper Usimamane is back with a bang, dropping the highly anticipated music video for his hit single ‘Dangerous II’ featuring none other than hip-hop heavyweight Rick Ross. The video, which was shot in Cape Town, captures the essence of luxury, power, and high-energy hip-hop aesthetics, making it a visual masterpiece.
Directed by the renowned DIR X Kyle White, the video boasts breathtaking shots of Cape Town’s scenic beauty, effortlessly blending the city’s iconic landscapes with the larger-than-life presence of the two rap stars. From panoramic ocean views to high-rise cityscapes, the video showcases Cape Town as a fitting backdrop for this high-calibre collaboration.
Rick Ross, known for his opulent and boss-like presence, brings his signature style to the video. He can be seen delivering his verses with unmatched confidence while pulling off his iconic stunts, which include rapping from the driver’s seat of a Ferrari, adding an extra layer of grandeur to the production.
Usimamane, on the other hand, matches Rozay’s energy with his powerful delivery and effortless charisma, proving once again why he is a force to be reckoned with in the South African hip-hop scene. The synergy between the two artists is palpable, making ‘Dangerous II’ not just a song, but an experience that resonates with fans worldwide.
Since its release, the music video has been making waves on social media, with fans praising the cinematic visuals, high-end production, and undeniable chemistry between Usimamane and Rick Ross. The collaboration marks another milestone for South African hip-hop, pushing the boundaries of local artistry onto a global stage.
With DIR X Kyle White at the helm, ‘Dangerous II’ stands as a testament to the power of visual storytelling in music, solidifying Usimamane’s position among the top-tier artists in the game. The video is now available on all major platforms—watch it now and witness the fusion of African excellence and international hip-hop royalty!
