Horizon - Excuse My French
Music Video
Horizon
Music Video
Overview
“Excuse My French” is a cinematic, Hollywood-esque music video that tells the powerful story of an artist fully committing to his music career. The video enhances Horizon’s introspective lyrics with a raw and authentic portrayal of his journey, capturing the emotional depth and vulnerability at the heart of the song.
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Director
Lewis Adams
Cinematographer
Lewis Adams
Gaffer
Hans Room
Colourist
Rafaim Corriera
VFX
ImTedj
Camera Operator
Kiaren Harriott
PRESS
Vogue
Adweek
Forbes
In this exclusive mini doc, Dre and Snoop reflect on their iconic partnership and how it has grown beyond music. Missionary is described as a spiritual successor to Doggystyle, with themes that show maturity, depth, and a fresh take on the sounds they helped define. But it’s not just about nostalgia, their focus is on pushing boundaries, mentoring the next generation, and exploring new territory in business and culture.
The details
LAP had just one week of pre-production, but when it’s for hip-hop royalty, we deliver. This story had flown from day one, and we’d been doing our homework on the two for years before the call even came. We knew their new project Missionary isn’t just an album; it’s a full-circle moment, a spiritual follow-up to Snoop’s 1993 debut Doggystyle, produced by Dre. It’s about evolution, legacy, and two icons still breaking ground. And the gin? A sharp business move, turning “Gin & Juice” nostalgia into a premium brand made for today. Beats by Dre and Leafs By Snoop is just a side hustle for these guys at this point.