Fresh off the release of his I’m From Marion deluxe album, Albee Al provides fans with a new visual to the energetic song “Sturdy.” The Nimi Hendrix shot visual has Albee in game mode as he turns a casual basketball game into a lively halftime show. Everyone from Albee to the cheerleaders, the basketball players, and the crowd was getting sturdy. The “sturdy” dance is an evolution of the “woo walk” popularized by the late Pop Smoke and became synonymical with the modern-day drill rap scene.
Albee raps about how he’ll never agree with his opposition and how he runs game to women worthy of his time. The Jersey City Gladiator talks like a king as he denies regular women and the competition of his time and attention. “Sturdy” is a celebratory song of Al’s high status in hip-hop today.
