Watch JT’s New ‘Ran Out’ Video Featuring Quen Blackwell and Gabbriette
The video for the Miami rapper’s latest single celebrates money, girls, and cars
JT is the leader of a heist by baddies in broad-daylight in the video for her new single “Ran Out.” The artsy clip was directed by INDIANA420BITCH, whose clients have also included Kim Kardashian and Playboi Carti. “Bitch, I’m getting money, I ain’t ran out/My bitches shaking ass with they hand out,” JT raps on the hook.
Consequently, the video finds she and a gaggle of bikini-clad women pole dancing in the beds of trucks, hoarding cash from spewing ATMs into trash bags, and riding around in luxury vehicles. Creator Quen Blackwell and model Gabbriette also star in the video.
“Ran Out” is JT’s first single since the remix to “Okay” featuring Atlanta rap hero Jeezy last year. The hard-hitting track is full empowered and notable couplets like “I don’t do coke but i don’t judge boo/I met a cool white girl in the bathroom (Hi)” and one liners like “I’m that bitch cause motherfuckin’ I said so.”
JT released her debut solo mixtape, City Cinderella, last July. She’s best known as one half of the Miami rap duo City Girls. Her other solo singles include 2019’s “JT’s First Day Out,” 2023’s “No Bars,” and “Sideways.” She and fellow Florida girl Doechii linked up for Doechii’s single “Alter Ego.” They recently took the runway together at Dsquared2’s coveted Milan Fashion Week show to perform it in February.
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