Dheezy is making noise with the release of his latest single “F*ck Em Up,” a hard-hitting collaboration featuring legendary rap groups Onyx and Big Twins. The track arrives alongside a visually intense music video that captures the unfiltered energy of the song and reinforces Dheezy’s commitment to raw, unapologetic hip-hop.
Filmed at Rage Ground in Los Angeles, the video leans into chaos in the most deliberate way possible. Dheezy and his crew tear through the set with reckless abandon, smashing cars, flipping furniture, and channeling the kind of aggression that feels rooted in classic underground rap visuals. It is not just destruction for the sake of spectacle. Instead, it mirrors the lyrical intensity delivered by all three artists, creating a cohesive experience that feels authentic to the culture it represents.
Dheezy holds his own alongside Onyx and Big Twins, both of whom bring their signature grit and commanding presence. The chemistry across the track is undeniable, with each verse stacking onto the next to build a relentless momentum. The video also includes appearances from respected names like Planet Asia, Kail Problems, and Young Trav, adding another layer of credibility and community to the release.
“F*ck Em Up” serves as a standout moment from Dheezy’s larger project, Dheezy Does It LP, a body of work that has been years in the making. Originally conceived under different titles, the album evolved over a four-year period into a fully realized statement of purpose. Recorded between Australia and Los Angeles, the project reflects both Dheezy’s global perspective and his deep roots in traditional hip-hop.
At its core, Dheezy Does It LP is a tribute to the artists and sounds that shaped Dheezy’s musical identity. Eminem stands as a central influence, with the album even featuring an introduction from the rap icon himself. The project extends that legacy further with contributions from artists connected to the Shady Records circle, including Royce da 5'9", D12, and a rare verse from the late Proof. These inclusions are not just features, they are acknowledgments of the lineage Dheezy is stepping into.
Beyond that, the album brings together a wide range of hip-hop voices, from Snoop Dogg and Kurupt to E-40, Onyx, and Big Twins. It also honors the legacy of late greats like Nate Dogg, Chino XL, and Coolio. The result is a project that feels both nostalgic and current, balancing respect for the past with a clear sense of direction moving forward.
Across its 16 tracks, Dheezy Does It LP delivers lyric-driven music that prioritizes authenticity and craftsmanship. It speaks directly to listeners who grew up on the golden era of hip-hop while remaining accessible to a newer audience discovering that sound for the first time.
With “F*ck Em Up,” Dheezy sets the tone for what the full project represents. It is bold, unapologetic, and rooted in a deep appreciation for hip-hop culture. For Dheezy, this release is not just another step forward. It is the payoff of years of dedication and a statement that he is here to stay.

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