The video begins with the artist Maxsta intensely examining himself in the mirror before cutting to quick shots of him rapping and walking through housing estates referenced in his lyrics. Throughout, there are jump cuts between Maxsta, shots of the locations, and brief glimpses of him recording the song, as is common in hip hop videos. Toward the end, dancing women appear as the third verse begins, and the video concludes with Maxsta posing with friends, a popular pose in grime music videos.

1. The Video begins with him washing his face and looking intensively at the mirror

2. As the music starts there are lots of quick extreme close ups and jump cuts of maxstaAround 40 seconds there are lots of quick shots of the artist walking down the streets with occasional close ups of hand signs and visual effects which are being used quite a lot in grime/hip hop videosThroughout the video there occasional really quick shots of the estates which he is walking though could be really good for my music video as that is what the content of the lyrics are aboutWhen the second verse starts he is the rapping in a black background with 2 of his ‘friends’ are behind him and is like that for most of the songThere is also quick shots of him actually recording the song which is becoming used a lot in hip hop filmsAs the third verse begins we then start seeing the dancing women which is typical for Hip-hop videosThis shot is reference to his lyrics about marmite.The video then ends with maxsta and his group of friends posing at the camera which is also a popular iconography within grime music videos