Synopsis
Skinny moves through a hazy, surreal world shaped by the song's themes of sex, money, and marijuana. The video combines laid-back performance footage with bizarre visual interruptions, including a one-eyed stripper, retro cartoons, smoke-filled imagery, and other psychedelic details. Rather than following a conventional storyline, it plays like a tour through the rapper's imagination, matching the track's jazzy beat, melodic hooks, and loose, heady atmosphere. The result is an offbeat smoker's anthem with a deliberately dreamlike visual identity.
Factoids & Trivia
- "P.M.K." stands for "Pussy, Money, Kush." Skinny described the three ideas as common desires that bring people together.
- The track was produced by BigHeadDez and was associated with Skinny's 2014 mixtape "Ghetto Disneyland."
- Skinny later said he had not heard A$AP Rocky's similarly titled "Pussy, Money, Weed" when he made the song. He discovered the connection while riding around with Lil Ice, who played him A$AP Rocky's track.
- The video grew out of a spontaneous filming idea. Skinny had recently bought a Canon camera and initially planned to make a simple video while spending time with friends.
- Skinny said he emphasized the visuals so viewers would focus on the video's journey and style rather than only comparing the song with A$AP Rocky's track.
- In 2015, music video director X reportedly saw the "P.M.K." clip and signed Skinny to the Creative Soul production company as a director.