Mula Monopoly & King Ace D'General - "Then And Now" Music Video

Worcester, Massachusetts rapper Mula Monopoly linked up with King Ace D’General on a new single, “Then And Now”. Both rappers reflect on their experiences and share their desire to succeed while staying focused on important values moving forward.

Directed by Good Looks Media Group, “Then And Now” communicates Mula Monopoly and King Ace D’General’s journey of how far they’ve come. The video is set in Massachusetts, Mula Monopoly’s hometown.

The song highlights Mula Monopoly and King Ace D’General’s past struggles and reflects on what they’ve achieved. Mula Monopoly shows that people wanted to see him fall rather than succeed. His hooks and verses show how he was falling, but his core values, faith, and staying close to his loved ones lifted him and saved him from the dark. 

King Ace D’General’s verse highlights how he was locked up and selling drugs in the streets, but now he reflects on how he has changed, pursuing a better future in writing music.

The music video was shot in various locations, including the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame in Springfield, MA. The change of scenery from a dark and empty street to the Hall of Fame shows the ambitions these two rappers have, which are to be the best at what they do, instead of selling drugs on the streets. That contrast between dark streets and the Basketball Hall of Fame shows the journey that these two went through, as both of them were determined to be successful and do what they love the most, which is music.

The video ends by showing the dark streets and the Hall of Fame, and then the empty street. The first scene of this video also shows the empty street, and the video ends with a similar frame as the outro fades away.