Last month (Sept. 20), French Montanaunleashed his highly-anticipated "No Stylist" collaboration with Drake, which made waves within the industry after Drizzy took yet another shot at Kanye West during his verse. Weeks later (Oct. 9), Montana delivers the dapper "No Stylist" visual, featuring cameos from a number of his household named friends.
French takes it back to his hometown, with the luxurious video being shot in the Bronx, New York. The Glenn Michael and Christo-directed clip finds Montana hosting a fashion show, enlisting a multitude of beautiful women strutting down the catwalk in various eccentric outfits. Special guests are injected throughout the lavish visual, including appearances from fashion icon Dapper Dan, Slick Rick, A$AP Rocky, Cam'ron, Young Thug, and Grown-ish star Luka Sabbat.
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"We went to the Bronx and we shot the video, it has Slick Rick and the old school car with the Louis Vuitton seats and the Gucci seats. We had Cam’ron," French told Zane Lowe on Beats 1. "Dapper Dan, when he used to have his boutique, people used to go to him because he knew how to put certain looks together that they couldn’t even do for these big brands."
French takes it back to his hometown, with the luxurious video being shot in the Bronx, New York. The Glenn Michael and Christo-directed clip finds Montana hosting a fashion show, enlisting a multitude of beautiful women strutting down the catwalk in various eccentric outfits. Special guests are injected throughout the lavish visual, including appearances from fashion icon Dapper Dan, Slick Rick, A$AP Rocky, Cam'ron, Young Thug, and Grown-ish star Luka Sabbat.
READ MOREDrake Takes Another Shot at Kanye West on French Montana's 'No Stylist': Listen
"We went to the Bronx and we shot the video, it has Slick Rick and the old school car with the Louis Vuitton seats and the Gucci seats. We had Cam’ron," French told Zane Lowe on Beats 1. "Dapper Dan, when he used to have his boutique, people used to go to him because he knew how to put certain looks together that they couldn’t even do for these big brands."
