Hurricane Wisdom Enjoys a Jamaican Vacation in the Video for “Running”
Hurricane Wisdom made a tsunami-sized splash when he dropped his new album, Weathering The World, last week. Keeping the momentum going, the 25-year-old Florida native drops the video for “Running,” a thoughtful and melodic highlight from the album. Produced by RealRichMoney, LC & APGoKrazy, “Running” provides thumping 808s and chirruping vocal samples, offering the perfect backdrop for Hurricane’s soulful, and emotionally raw singing: “They say life’s fast, count my money slow/Keep on falling out of love, I’m running out of road/I done gave all I can give, but I’m running low on hope/Ain’t got nothin’ to hold, okay, baby hold me.” Directed by Cotto, the video finds Hurricane on a recent vacation to Jamaica, where he rides sports car boats on the pristine blue Caribbean water, rides ATVs through the rainforest, and plays soccer on the beach with locals.
Released last week, Weathering The World is another sterling addition to Hurricane Wisdom’s catalog. The album is home to “Barbie Doll,” a viral collaboration with Chance The Rapper, which racked up over 18 million global streams, reached Billboard’s Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs and Bubbling Under Hot 100 charts, and is currently sits the Top 20 on Urban Radio, with over 160 adds in the past week alone. The album is currently being buoyed by “YK Where It’s Goin,” a fiery collaboration with Gunna, which has become one of the summer’s most viral hip-hop tracks, with over 25k Shazams in just 4 days and a spot at #23 on Apple Music’s Atlanta chart. Home to hit singles like “Over Now” (24 million worldwide streams) the Afrobeats-inflected “Living Up” (performed earlier this year on COLORS), and “My Life” (21 million worldwide streams), Weathering The World peaked at #7 on Apple Music’s All-Genre Albums charts (and at #4 on Apple Music’s Hip-Hop Albums Chart), and songs from the album have racked up over 100 million streams to date. Weathering The World is available on all platforms via Rebel/gamma.
Weathering The World continues to establish Hurricane’s status as one of the hottest young rappers in the world. In June, Hurricane was honored as a member of the 2026 XXL Freshman Class. Wisdom also earned Artist To Watch honors from Spotify and Complex at the beginning of 2026. The new album follows up last year’s Perfect Storm and Perfect Storm: Sorry 4 The Rain, each of which charted on the Billboard 200 and racked up hundreds of millions of streams, with hits like “Drugs Callin” (and its Lil Baby-featuring remix) and “Woosah” leading the way.
Weathering The World tracklist:
- Lately
- Enough
- Get Up
- YK Where It’s Goin ft. Gunna
- Living Up
- All On You
- Wrong Place
- Everything Wrong
- Senile
- Barbie Doll ft. Chance The Rapper
- All Of It
- Major Payne
- Running
- NASCAR Life
- Dangerous
- Swae
- Over Now
- The End
- My Life (Bonus Track)
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