Portland, Maine’s rising hip-hop talent and frequent collaborator with the legendary Black Soprano Family (BSF), Roxx The ’96er, has released the official video for “WEE‑BEY” — a cinematic tribute to the unforgettable character Roland “Wee‑Bey” Brice from HBO’s cult classic, The Wire.
Honoring an Icon
In The Wire, Wee‑Bey stands as a paragon of loyalty and moral complexity within the Barksdale Organization. Roxx channels that same spirit in his music, weaving stories about the cost of allegiance and hard-earned wisdom over a dark, trap-infused beat.
The Sound & Visuals
Directed by TRAVND, with striking cinematography and moody visuals, the video echoes the gritty realism of The Wire. It’s a perfect backdrop for Roxx’s raw and unapologetic storytelling, capturing themes of loyalty, betrayal, and legacy.
Maine to the Main Stage
As a Portland native, Roxx The ’96er has steadily grown a strong reputation for his distinctive flow and authentic lyricism. His work with BSF and deep respect for hip-hop culture shines through on “WEE-BEY,” marking another milestone in his rise.
Final Thoughts
“WEE‑BEY” is more than a tribute — it’s an artistic statement. By tapping into one of television’s most beloved characters, Roxx underscores his commitment to storytelling that blends street grit with personal truth.
Watch the full video on YouTube now and keep an eye on Roxx The ’96er — 2025 is shaping up to be a big year.
Directed By: @travnd
Lead Camera: @_shotbytristan
Production Assistant: @abtsvisuals
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