P-Lo, Clyde Carson, Iamsu! & Ezale: It’s West Coast vibes on display in the BAY BOYZ 4EVER music video
Feeling The Bay vibes right about now? It’s all eyes on West Coast rap flexers P-Lo, Clyde Carson, Iamsu! and Ezale linking up for their big flexing ‘BAY BOYZ 4EVER’ music video.
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Bringing Bay Area sounds to the mainstream with his bass-boosted party anthems, P-Lo always stands up for his home region. Today, the Pinole, CA native gathers a crew of East Bay legends to turn back the clock, sharing the video for "BAY BOYZ 4EVER," a highlight from his new album Out The Box. Produced by P-Lo himself, along with Ray Marco and Cal-A, the song lays a bass-heavy foundation to inspire searing performances from three of the East Bay's favorite emcees: HBK Gang standout Iamsu!, hyphy legend and CEO of The Team Clyde Carson, and cult favorite funkmaster, and P-Lo's fellow Asian-American rapper, Ezale. The video is a loving tribute to the region, showing off the region's pristine geography and unparalleled car culture, as Iamsu! and P-Lo rhyme atop a hill overlooking the East Bay, before meeting up with Clyde Carson and Ezale for a classic Oakland sideshow.
"BAY BOYZ 4EVER" is emblematic of the strengths of Out The Box, which blends classic regional sounds with cutting edge production techniques to create a visceral and extremely fun sonic experience. Out The Box finds the bassmaster in rare form, refining his bounce to a science, sprinkling in references and samples from Bay Area classics to ground the project in his hometown soil. A testament to P-Lo's exalted status in the West Coast rap scene, the album is home to singles like "Dumblr," a collaboration with E-40 and Kreayshawn, and recruits Bay Area legends from all generations, including 1 Umbrella, SOB x RBE, and Karri, to help him bring the bass back. Featuring additional appearances from Killer Mike, Sadboi, Bobby Brackins, and more, is available on all platforms via Everywhere Like Air / EMPIRE.
Out The Box landed as P-Lo rode the wave from his contribution to the year's biggest hip-hop album, collaborating with "2 Hard 4 The Radio," a highlight from Iceman. Paying tribute to the legendary Mac Dre, interpolating lyrics and flow from the late Vallejo artist's 1989 classic ""Too Hard For the F@#kin' Radio," 5he new song continueD P-Lo's mission to infuse his sound and the sound of the Bay Area into hip-hop's mainstream, and continues to establish the artist as one of his region's contemporary icons. "2 Hard 4 The Radio" became one of the album's most popular tracks, racking up over 55 million Spotify streams, and peaking at #9 on the Billboard Hot 100.
Since emerging as the sonic architect of the East Bay's HBK Gang in the 2010s, P-Lo has been a force in hip-hop, redefining the West Coast sound without losing his strong focus on uplifting his local community. Born and raised in Pinole, CA, P-Lo has crafted hits like the Platinum-selling "Act Right" for Yo Gotti and "Always" for Chris Brown, and has collaborated with artists like Kehlani, Wiz Khalifa, and YG. As an artist, he released iconic anthems like "Put Me On Somethin'" ft. E-40and "Same Squad," and guested on Denise Julia's smash hit "B.A.D." (85 million Spotify streams). The artist is known for pushing the sound of the Bay Area forward, with acclaimed albums like More Than Anything, SHINE, and STUNNA, and the high-profile collaborative album Majorly Independent w/ LaRussell. In 2025, P-Lo made history with For The Soil, a landmark collaborative album released by Golden State Entertainment and EMPIRE, the first-ever hip-hop album released in partnership by a local rapper and an NBA franchise, the Golden State Warriors.
With Out The Box out now, P-Lo aims to cement his legendary status and build on his already impressive catalog. Stay tuned for much more.
