With a sharp ear for the streets and a strong voice for his people, Kiamo returns with the premiere of “Bad Boyz” featuring Fatboi Dash—the third visual from his latest album, A Malcolm Story. Bad Boyz is produced by KaydaBoss and brought to life by the lens of Quentin Filmz, the video feels like a cinematic snapshot of life in the trenches: raw, unfiltered, and real.
Kiamo, who proudly reps the Dominican Republic, continues to weave his culture into everything he touches. Whether it’s the flags in the background, the slang in his verses, or the loyalty to his block, his Dominican roots are not just present—they’re powerful. It’s that same cultural pride and authenticity that’s made him a voice of the people, especially for young Latino creatives looking to carve their own lane.
“Bad Boyz” follows the intense “Reservoir Dogs” featuring K-Prez, and the lyrical barrage of “Mazerati Freestyle”, rounding out a trilogy of visuals all directed by Quentin Filmz—whose eye for storytelling has become a signature part of Kiamo’s rollout.
Beyond A Malcolm Story, Kiamo also recently dropped the final chapter in his acclaimed series with “Omertà 3: The Midtown Story”—a raw and uncut tribute to his city. The project features Jay EBK, Funeral, Midtown June, Guala, CJ 2.18, and Hov & also helping artist distribute their music through his distribution deal with Rocnation. Kiamo recently was involved with Zeenie’s release for “My Story”, Shee Bang “Good Ol Days” & Focus Frqncy “Falling For You”. Kiamo’s commitment to platforming local talent remains at the center of everything he builds.
From the corners of Passaic to the rhythms of the Dominican diaspora, Kiamo isn’t just releasing music—he’s creating moments. Bad Boyz is the latest example of how storytelling, cultural identity, and cinematic vision can all live in the same breath.
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