King Leez - Cycles (feat. Westside Boogie) (Official Music Video) ft. WestSide Boogie

The video opens with a slow, almost eerie shot of a church. The walls are old, cracked, and worn with time, but there’s an otherworldly glow emanating from the stained-glass windows. Inside, glowing crosses cast a surreal, ethereal light across the darkened interior. The atmosphere is heavy, almost as if the church itself is alive with the weight of history and conflict.

Westside Boogie is siiting in the pews, dressed in a mix of streetwear and something that hints at a more solemn, introspective side of his character. He’s surrounded by dimly lit pews, each empty except for the faint light that flickers from the crosses. The camera focuses on him as he raps, his delivery sharp and emotional, reflecting the heavy themes of spiritual repenting and personal reflection.

As Boogie spits his verses, the camera cuts between intimate close-ups of his face—his eyes heavy with emotion—and wide shots of the church. His lyrics are raw and unapologetic, speaking to his struggles with faith, guilt, and redemption. The crosses begin to glow brighter with each word, as if they’re reacting to the power of his confessions.
King Leez kneeling at the altar, wrestling with his demons. There are moments where the light seems to "heal" him, washing over him as he stands in the middle of the church, caught between two worlds.