“Me & Hip-Hop” is one of Tre Dizzle’s most personal records, built around his lifelong connection to hip-hop culture, music, and the independent artist journey. The official music video gives the record a visual identity rooted in the same relationship between artist and culture expressed throughout the song.
“Me & Hip-Hop” appears on Tre Dizzle’s The Birth of the Brink, connecting the music video directly to one of the defining releases in his catalog. The record approaches hip-hop as more than a genre, presenting it as something deeply connected to Tre Dizzle’s identity and creative history.
Built around the memorable refrain, “It’s in my heart, in my soul, in my blood and my bones,” the song captures the central idea behind the record: hip-hop has remained part of Tre Dizzle’s life rather than simply being a style of music he performs.
The record eventually took on another role in the Dammit Boy Productions catalog by becoming the official theme for The Me & Hip-Hop Show. That connection expanded the song beyond its original album appearance and tied it to a broader platform centered on hip-hop music, artists, conversations, and culture.
The “Me & Hip-Hop” music video documents Tre Dizzle performing the record and serves as the official visual companion to the song. The video was directed by Gregg “Tre Dizzle” Brinkley, adding another self-produced element to the project and documenting his involvement behind the camera as well as in front of it.
Artist: Tre Dizzle
Director: Gregg “Tre Dizzle” Brinkley
Runtime: 3:37
