Big Hit, Hit-Boy and The Alchemist recreated a popular scene from a cult classic to announce their new album.
On Monday, May 6, the West Coast artists dropped the trailer for Big Hit's upcoming collaborative project Blacks & Whites. In the clip, the trio took a bat and destroyed a pile of keyboards and printers. Their violent outburst toward the electronics was inspired by a hilarious scene in the 1999 film Office Space in which the three main characters destroy a broken printer from their job.
"Black & Whites : A new album by Big Hit , Hit-Boy & The Alchemist," Hit-Boy wrote in his caption.
Blacks & Whites will arrive months after Big Hit teamed up with his son Hit-Boy for projects like The Truth Is In My Eyes and Paisley Dreams with The Game. It'll also serve as Hit and Alchemist's latest collaborative effort since they joined forces on "Slipping Into Darkness" last year. The song appeared on Hit-Boy's SURF OR DROWN project featuring other collaborations with Nas, Curren$y, Dom Kennedy and more. Hit followed up with SURF OR DROWN VOL. 2 a few months later, which was a joint project with his dad.
Not long after they announced the project, Hit-Boy released the first single from the project called "Foreclosure." The track has Big Hit throwing down incredible bars over one instrumental crafted by his son before the beat switches-up into another tune by The Alchemist.
Check out Big Hit, Hit-Boy & The Alchemist in "Foreclosure" below.
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