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King Envy drops new music video for “Cut Throat”

A roughly 72-second clip from King Envy's “Cut Throat” music video. It opens on a title card reading “Cut Throat” with the names King Envy and Kyle Banks over a white luxury sedan parked outside a convenience store at night, then cuts between King Envy and others around and inside the car and the store, a man walking a lit bridge, a night street with a white tent on the sidewalk, and King Envy rapping on a lit staircase in a White Sox cap and iced-out chains. The audio is the song itself. Juice Unlocked's headline graphic runs across the bottom of the frame.

Rapper King Envy has a new music video out for “Cut Throat.” Juice Unlocked shared a clip on March 29, 2025, under a cover graphic that read “King Envy adds another fire record to his catalog with ‘Cut Throat.’”

The caption said the new video from King Envy (@iamkingenvy on Instagram) “hits different” and asked followers what they thought. The graphic asked fans to vote with lemons or oranges.

The track

“Cut Throat” is a reflective street record. The verses deal with watching your back, losing people close to you, trying to provide for family and going back and forth on whether to sign a deal.

The lyrics are explicit. The video's opening title card credits King Envy and Kyle Banks; the post did not say what Kyle Banks's role was.

The visual

Much of the video is shot at night outside and inside a convenience store, where King Envy and his crew post up around a white luxury sedan with a red interior and rear-hinged back doors.

Other shots show a man walking a lit bridge, a nighttime city street with a white tent on the sidewalk, and King Envy rapping to the camera on a lit staircase in a black White Sox cap, rimless glasses and iced-out chains.

More from King Envy

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

Juice Unlocked later ranked King Envy No. 15 on its June 2025 list of the top 50 Orange County rappers of all time, and has since shared more of his music, including “Come For Me,” “Under Pressure” and “Right Now.”

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