My Favorite Color Drops Visuals for “Dead It” Freestyle

The new record is 2- minutes of straight bars and talking his sh*t. My Favorite Color is unlike other artists with a classic style reminiscent of old-school rappers and a modern cadence, and he’s open to catching all fades.

“On god, I’ll end careers, but it’s hard to do if they’re never here.”  

The single is quirky, and it is accompanied by fire visuals featuring a color spectrum just as energetic as his personality.

My Favorite Color has a Billboard spotlight and co-signs from Lyrical Lemonade and Pigeons and Planes, but he’s just getting started. Anthony “My Favorite Color” Willis was born in the West Coast’s City of Angels and raised in the East Cost’s Pittsburg. He is a one-of-a-kind artist creating characters and different personalities that breathe life into his music. Signed to Rostrum Records, MFC has Billboard-charting records “Old News” and banger “Mayday” records leading to his next album. 

In a crowed rap scene filled with new rappers scared to be themselves esthetics that are bland, and predictable troupes. My Favorite Color brings a refreshing fun presentation to his music. 

With unpredictable wordplay and out-of-this-world style, there’s no doubt he’s building a lane for himself, and although it’s early we’re here to witness the journey.