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Australian singer-songwriter and rapper Tkay Maidza was on our radar last year with Martin Solveig's "Do It Right," and now the queen of Australian hip-hop releases the official video of her newest single "Flexin'" featuring rapper Duckwrth.

Directed by Keenan MacWilliam, the visual was captured in London and just like the title implies, Tkay flexes her rugby skills, along with some assistance from some local players and cameos from her crew, in addition to Duckwrth himself, who brings his rock star swagger to the clip, delivering a bopping street rave.

For those of you who aren't aware, Tkay was a champion tennis player before starting her career as a musician and performer, and according to Tkay, "‘Flexin’ is an ode to being yourself and being unapologetic for it."

Furthermore, she's preparing to take the world by storm with her forthcoming EP, Last Year Was Weird Vol. 1 out August 31 via Downtown Records. Peep the full tracklist below.

1. Big Things 2. Flexin' (feat Duckwrth) 3. Lullabies 4. Growing Up [Intro] 5. Growing Up 6. White Rose 7. Growing My Wings 8. Say It

You can also pre-order the EP with limited edition merch by clicking the bar below.

Next up, Princess Nokia and Timbaland “Erase The Hate” on one-year anniversary of Charlottesville march.

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