Clout Godz – “Give Her That”

When any industry reaches the point of saturation, it doesn’t need repetition of talent. What it truly needs is innovation from a mind brimming with unique ideas. Bringing about a revolution in the rather torpor hip hop industry with their R&B infused HipHop/pop music, the duo of Clout Godz, Marco and Young Rob have emerged as a fairly popular group compared to their newness. Believing in the vibes of mood music and the power of electrifying the stage with energetic, upbeat performances, CGE crafts music that is as sweet and sour as a sour patch kid.

Art begets from passion and experiences. As a child, Marco watched his father manifesting music, experimented with instruments and worked hard to develop his unique sound, something which has inspired him to make a mark in the industry and break free of its monotony.

Young Rob, on the other hand, was inspired by great Chicago talents such as Chief Keef, Lil Durk and Chance the Rapper- all of whom started from the bottom and climbed on top of the mountain of success.

Having been born in Chicago and currently residing in the North West Chicago Suburbs, Clout Godz guarantee a certain connection in their music that is spine-chillingly beautiful and real. Every artist’s first show is perhaps their most memorable one.

However, for Clout Godz, it was undoubtedly their performances in Minnesota and Los Angeles which have stuck as their favorites thus far. One of the things that has earned this new yet thriving duo respect, is the fact that each and every show is a success with appealing ambience and mind blowing music.

Having been inspired by artists such as Migos, Rae Stremmurd and PnB Rock, CGE has managed to sustain a distinctive authenticity in their music. After the release of their debut Mixtape, ‘Trending Topic’, it isn’t a mistake to say, these young men are indeed the ‘real deal’. The mixtape received great feedback from their rapidly growing fanbase. The industry is now starting to take notice.

Clout Godz is on radio rotation with the track “Give Her That”.