Earl Sweatshirt Hires an Imposter for “CRISCO” Music Video
Taken from his latest studio album ‘Live Laugh Love.’
Summary
- Earl Sweatshirt released the music video for his song “CRISCO” from the new album, Live Laugh Love
- The visual addresses a recent impostor stunt and reflects the album’s blend of high energy and vulnerability
- The artist also launched a capsule collection featuring onesies and baby bibs
Following the release of his new album Live Laugh Love, Earl Sweatshirt returns with a new video for his song “CRISCO.”
The visual offers an intimate look at a recent stunt where an impostor performed at his album listening party, an event that had already been noted by fans and media. Both the album and the video for “CRISCO” reflect the balance he is currently navigating, blending the high energy of a Saturday night with the sobering vulnerability of a Sunday morning. This honesty cuts through the album’s dream logic, giving listeners not just a window into Sweatshirt’s mind but also into the life lessons that have shaped him. Live Laugh Love reveals a new dimension to his artistry, showcasing a striking evolution from the raw isolation of his past work.
A family man now, the artist has also released a unique capsule collection inspired by the album, which includes onesies, a baby bib and a blanket.
Watch Earl Sweatshirt’s “CRISCO” music video above.
