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The Miami rapper broke in 2017 with the hit "Gucci Gang".
"I have been smoking since the age of eleven / I have been taking pills since I was seven years old." These are just two of the many drug references that spice up the words of "Drug Addicts" of Lil Pump. The rapper dropped the song and a video starring Charlie Sheen (see above) on Thursday night. [5juin1965] In the clip, directed by Hannah Lux Davis, the 17-year-old actor plays alongside "Dr. Sheen." Both are seen rolling a drug cart into a psychedelic hospital where patients smoke cheerfully, drink, give up ecstasy and pop pills. Nurses dressed in bad mood join the shenanigans, accompanying Pump in a golf cart and getting together for a dance party in an empty pool.
The Miami rapper broke out in 2017 with the hit "Gucci Gang", which has recorded more than 2 billion audio and video streams, and over a million equivalent album sales for the Lil Pump's first self-titled album released in October of the same year. The song also inspired a hilarious cover on "Saturday Night Live" with Pete Davidson and Sam Rockwell paying tribute to Stanley Tucci.
Signed to Tha Lights Global / Warner Bros. Records, Pump's contract with the label was reviewed because it was signed when he was a miner and therefore left him open to competing offers, a close source from the situation confirmed at Variety in March. According to reports, these offers would reach between $ 8 and $ 12 million, or even more,
Pump (whose real name is Gazzy Garcia) is represented by Ziffren Brittenham's lawyer John Branca. He was 18 in August
Sheen tweeted a photo of him with Pump on the set of "Drug Addicts".
