King Envy keeps the run going with new “Street Diary” video

King Envy released a new video for “Street Diary,” and Juice Unlocked shared an 81-second clip on Sept. 25, 2025, with the post tagged in Anaheim.

The cover graphic said King Envy “continues to flood the streets” and asked whether he is on a legendary run. The caption put the same question to followers and asked what they thought of the video.

The track

“Street Diary” plays like a confessional verse. King Envy raps about pressure that has been building, things he has been wanting to get off his chest, a rap scene he sees as fake and connections that fall apart over something as small as an Instagram post. The lyrics are explicit.

The visual

The video is moody and mostly shot at night. A title card reading “Street Diary” comes up early, followed by high-rise views over a lit-up downtown skyline, a black SUV parked indoors, and King Envy in a recording booth in a gray hoodie, Chanel-logo beanie and rimless glasses.

Other shots show a man in a graphic beanie and diamond chain looking out over the city lights, and King Envy on the phone with a cup in hand.

The run so far

The question in the caption has some receipts behind it. Juice Unlocked had already shared King Envy's “Cut Throat” video in March 2025, an On The Radar freestyle and the single “Pressure” in April, and the “Black Trucks” video in May.

In June 2025, Juice Unlocked ranked him No. 15 on its list of the top 50 Orange County rappers of all time. Less than a month after “Street Diary,” on Oct. 18, Juice Unlocked shared his next video, “I Can See It,” featuring Killa Twan.

The post did not say who directed the video, where the song streams or whether it is part of a larger project.