Vinnie Paz - End of Days (feat. Block McCloud) [Official Music Video]

G Reporter
Published on Sep 29, 2020
Directed by Prime Cut (PrimeCutFilm@gmail.com)

Check out the uncensored version of "End of Days" on vimeo:
https://vimeo.com/38871717

Check out more Vinnie Paz videos here:
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLB4893150AADC40F4

Watch the behind scenes interview with Vinnie and Block:
http://youtu.be/bLgV1OU7Rhk

Greek subtitles available courtesy of Champion AXD
Italian subtitles available courtesy of Iononesistoable
Polish subtitles available courtesy of RazielPOLAND & Pejo
(hit the CC button to activate them)

"End of Days" (prod. Sicknature) off Vinnie Paz's (of Jedi Mind Tricks) debut solo album "Season of the Assassin" featuring Block McCloud (of AOTP & Brooklyn Academy), intro by David Icke

Twitter:
@Vinnie_Paz
@BlockMcCloud
@PrimeCutFilm

Facebook:
http://www.facebook.com/VinniePaz
http://www.facebook.com/BlockMcCloudDMG
http://www.facebook.com/PrimeCutFilm

http://www.JMThiphop.com
http://www.DisturbiaMusicGroup.com
http://www.PrimeCutFilm.com

Starring Charles Parker Newton (http://www.charlesparkernewton.com)
Cinematography by Matthew Novak (http://www.matthewanovak.com)
Production design by Monica Mayorga (http://monicamayorga.com)
Outro Score by The Gemini Lounge (Genghis Khan & Jon Jackson)

Special Thanks to:
Sal, Mark, Mike, Enemy Soil, and to all those who showed support in the making of this video

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