Trapland Pat Reports Live From Haiti in “Inside Looking Out” Video

Stringing together braggadocious bars and unfazed flexes with his unshakably elastic flow, Deerfield Beach’s Trapland Pat lives on a plane of his own. Glancing out the window to examine the state of the outside world, Pat shares his new single, “Inside Looking Out” Featuring a soaring instrumental blending elements of soul and disco sounds, courtesy of frequent collaborator PepperJackZoe, the track finds Pat exploring the very act of artistry as he reconciles his past with his present: “Blockbuster, hit your block, we poking holes through it/I threw my life all on the beat, I run my soul through it”

In the video, directed by regular collaborator ShotByJolo, Pat takes an eventful trip to Haiti, his family’s homeland, in an attempt to show the world how people from the country spend their day-to-days. Pat mingles with the locals in a picturesque tropical town, riding through dirt roads in scooters, upending misconceptions about life in the Caribbean nation, and expressing gratitude for his success while trying to spread the wealth in the community.

“Forgetting where you came from should be a crime, bruh,” posits Trapland Pat. “There ain’t anything wrong with leveling up but being able to venture back to where you came from, and being able to acknowledge what you got…You gotta enjoy what you got in front of you, cuh, cause all that sh*t could be gone, right now.”

Watch “Inside Looking Out” Below: