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Nettspend Delivers Intense Visuals for “Tommy” from Debut Mixtape

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Teen rap star Nettspend unveils the gritty, high-energy music video for “Tommy,” a standout track from his debut mixtape, BAD ASS FCKING KID.*

Rising rap star Nettspend takes his signature underground energy to new heights with the release of the “Tommy” music video. A highlight from his debut mixtape, BAD ASS F*CKING KID, the track showcases his raw, high-octane sound, with production by Rokonthetrack and Warren Hunter.

The dark, industrial-themed video features Nettspend moving through shadowy tunnels and stark, cavernous spaces, illuminated by flashes of white light. His punk-rock-inspired look—black attire, steel-studded accessories, and wild blond hair—perfectly mirrors the track’s intensity. The visual aesthetic matches the mosh-pit energy of his live shows, which have become an essential part of his growing reputation.

Since the release of his mixtape, Nettspend has been hailed by Rolling Stone, The FADER, and Pitchfork, with critics praising his unique blend of distorted beats and melodic instincts. His Let’s Create Art Tour further cemented his status as an electrifying live performer, with Complex, i-D, and The New York Times capturing the frenzy of his devoted fanbase.

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As Nettspend prepares for his return to Rolling Loud California on March 16, it’s clear that he’s not just a rising star—he’s reshaping the rap landscape.

Watch the “Tommy” music video now.

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