Clipse Keep the Wave Going with “F.I.C.O.” Video Drop Tonight
Written by b87fm on 11/13/2025
Clipse just gave fans another reason to stay locked in. The legendary duo dropped a teaser on social media for their upcoming “F.I.C.O.” video, which officially premieres tonight (Thursday, Nov. 13). The track—already a fan favorite—comes off their Grammy-nominated album Let God Sort ‘Em Out.
Just a week after scoring five Grammy nominations, including Album of the Year, Clipse isn’t slowing down. “F.I.C.O.” marks the fourth official video from Let God Sort ‘Em Out and features Stove God Cooks. The visual is directed by Hannan Hussain, who’s also up for Best Music Video at the upcoming 68th Annual Grammy Awards for his work on Clipse’s “So Be It.”
In addition to Album of the Year and Best Music Video, the duo also earned nods for Best Rap Album, Best Rap Performance for “Chains and Whips” featuring Kendrick Lamar, and Best Rap Song for “The Birds Don’t Sing” featuring John Legend.
The new trailer captures that raw street energy Clipse is known for. The clip opens with a POV drive through the block, pulling up on a friend spitting Clipse bars before he stops and says, “Boy, this that thang—I’m telling you, Clipse, them boys back.” It’s a quick moment, but it perfectly sets the tone for what’s to come.
“F.I.C.O.” is a smart next move in an already flawless rollout. Let God Sort ‘Em Out opened with 118,000 first-week units and debuted at No. 4 on the Billboard 200, marking the group’s highest chart debut to date. Each release—from visuals to singles—has been deliberate, polished, and rooted in authenticity.
This latest drop keeps that momentum alive, reminding everyone that Clipse’s return isn’t just nostalgia—it’s dominance. After a 16-year gap since their last album (Til the Casket Drops, 2009), their July 2025 comeback proved the duo hasn’t lost a step.
The F.I.C.O. trailer is another power move in what’s becoming one of hip-hop’s most impressive rollouts in recent memory. Clipse isn’t just back—they’re setting the standard.
Catch the full “F.I.C.O.” video when it drops at midnight on YouTube.
