Navy Blue Gets Soul In New 'Red Roses' Video.

Who needs therapy when you have Navy Blue the Truest?

The West Coast rapper, professional skateboarder and model has just dropped the video for his song 'Red Roses' by Nicholas Craven from his album Memories in armor released in August. Directed by Nicholas Stafford Briggs and cinematographer Grayson Kohs, the video focuses on New York's rooftops, pigeons and elevated subway lines.

He begins by rapping in his signature introspective style, saying, “I guess you've learned a bunch of nothing/Suppose you live with your demons, f—k it/ Thunder rolls with punches that don't touch them/Living life without substance/ I rush such a feeling with the urgency of justice/ All these fluctuating customs, it's all or nothing/ S— tremble like your moral compass/ Life's but a series of adjustments/ They were ill-equipped smoking breaks, too unnecessary.”

Navy then pulls out of the endoscope bag and jumps into his vagina as he spits, “Me and mine win, cheek to cheek we smile/ Steel Royal Oak with the Moon Phase in it/ Is that some fly? This is a live clinic/ You work while I'm floating over the edge.” Then he ends the song the only way he knows how — on some deep sh-t, as he raps, “I'm standing on 10 toes, you gotta weigh cons when you're feeling pro/The bloody thorn in a red rose.”

“Red Roses” is the third single from his eighth studio album Memories in armorhaving released the videos for “Take Heed” and “Low Threshold” earlier this year.

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