RAS CEYLON of Jacket Fulla Medalz invades Brooklyn “Go On”

To celebrate Ras Ceylon’s birthday, January 18^th, Jacket Fulla Medalz release their new music video, “Go On”. More than just a song, “Go On” is a powerful anthem for personal and societal transformation. It’s a call to action to embrace a new chapter, discard disinformation, and courageously “go against the grain.” Ras Ceylon masterfully handles all rhyme duties on “Go On”, delivering a potent message of individuality and self-discovery, while verbally taking a Brooklyn neighborhood stroll over Dawit Justice’s drum-heavy hypnotic soundscape.

The music video, directed by Hostage Media, flawlessly captures the raw energy of the New York City subway, showcasing the diverse tapestry of city life, while also serving as a powerful symbol. It demonstrates how Underground Hip Hop can break through the surface, pushing the culture toward a more positive and meaningful direction – one that embodies knowledge, wisdom, and understanding. The visual culminates with Ras rhyming in front of the classic Ol Dirty Bastard memorial mural on Putnam Ave. in Bed-Stuy, Brooklyn.

While Ras Ceylon commands the spotlight with his dynamic solo performance, Timbo King makes several guest appearances throughout the music video, adding another layer of depth to the visual narrative. Ras Ceylon explained, “We encourage listeners to become value-adding assets to our broken world, we can heal Mother Earth and go on to grow on to greatness. Once we foster a deeper knowledge of self, we can then go on to transform society. It is time to go on and achieve mastery in this time of madness.”

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