New Video By justdoitBRISK “Flashin'”

On April Fool’s Day in 1991, a star was born- and that’s no joke. A native of Jacksonville, Florida, Jonathan “Brisky” McGowan has had a love of music since he was young. There’s no surprise there: from a young age he watched his father Jay Ski (of 69 Boyz, Chill Deal, Quad City DJs, and 95 South) become a star. Brisky began hanging out in studios, watching music videos, and seeing the moves made by people like Michael Jackson and producers like Timbaland and Pharell. Though shy as a kid, he was never hesitant in front of an audience, becoming larger than life when in front of a crowd.

justdoitBRISK is not only a rapper and singer, he’s a producer as well. A perfectionist and student of the art of hiphop, he strives to make music outside the box, saying “It’s only insanity until it works.” His first national single is “Flashin'”, a song in the style of “hip hop music the younger people are listening to now, sorta on the Rae Sremmurd, Young Thug club style.”

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It seems fitting that the “Flashin'” video is full of technicolor lighting, as justdoitBRISK proclaims that “My life is so cinematic”. He wears a metallic suit and is surrounded by women covered in silver body paint and jewels who lust over each other as he raps his lyrics- first from on top of an old TV and later from on top of a police car. The “Flashin'” video was directed by Marty McFly and the visual is on par with any major artist today.