We've had plenty of time to sit with Clavish's debut tape, Rap Game Awful, but in case you might've accidentally missed a few gems, he's returned with a set of visuals for the track "B22 Money".

Like much of the tape, his bars are blunt and he gets straight to the point with a discussion on street politics and the ways he prefers to stay protected from the grasp of his opponents. Across 28 tracks, he's meticulous with his selected features but he stands alone for the bulk of the tape which is reflected in the Toxic-directed visuals.

In an empty mansion with glistening lights and sleek interior design, Clavish lets his thoughts run over the HD Beats production. Things appear to be lavish and cosy on the surface but there's an eerie feeling that hangs in the air as he speaks on some of his stresses.

He recently treated us to a smooth set of visuals for "4 Of Us" with appearances from some of our favourite rhymers right now including Youngs Teflon, Tiny Boost and Rimzee. Before revisiting that, take a moment to peer into Clavish's world with the "B22 Money" video below.