The music video for 'concrete camo' closes a rollout that began on a festival stage. ralph and VERRY SMoL first aired the track at Japan's POP YOURS 2026 in April, and we’ve only now gotten a visual to this excellent collaboration.

Producer Double Clapperz builds the track on a Drill foundation, pairing it with a chipmunk-soul sample. It's reminiscent of early-era Kanye West trick of letting a sped-up voice carry the emotions while the drums boom in the background. The track would have made ralph’s biggest influence, Pop Smoke, proud.

Ralph comes in as he always has with a booming, gravel-bottomed register that gives the track its gravitas. His rapid fire versus are a juxtaposition to VERRY SMoL. SMoL’s rap/singing melodies, on the other hand, float where ralph digs in, and smoothes the track’s edges. The contrast is what gives the song its memorability, and it stayed in people’s memories from the concert months before anyone could stream it.

Check out the video for ralph and VERRY SMoL’s 'concrete camo' below.