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Monday Matchup: Lo Profile's “Quiet Place” or Sammy Capo's “Final Notice”?

Ruff Buff TV cover: Monday Matchup: Lo Profile's “Quiet Place” or Sammy Capo's “Final Notice”?

Two new videos out of the 716, one day apart. One is a Buffalo link-up with a full team behind it, the other is the sixth chapter of a five-month run. Vote in the comments.

Listen Monday Matchup: Lo Profile's “Quiet Place” or Sammy Capo's “Final Notice”?
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Buffalo rapper Lo Profile and 716 artist Sammy Capo put out new videos one day apart, and the first Monday Matchup in Western New York hip-hop starts right there.

1. “Quiet Place” is Lo Profile with Buffalo's Yung Stizz. Wutzoutbeats produced it, VibeSide Studios directed it, and Aim 1st Entertainment put it out on November 6, with the single on Apple Music the same day. It passed 21,000 YouTube views in under three days. This is the team record: two Buffalo voices and a full crew behind them. Read the story.

2. “Final Notice” hit Instagram on November 7, and it is Sammy Capo's sixth official video since June. UncutEye shot this one and the five before it on the SammyCapo716 YouTube channel, from “Nobody Knows” through “2 Clips.” This is the consistency record: one artist and one videographer locked in for five straight months. Read the story.

Run them both. Which one is the 716 running back first?

Vote in the comments on @ruffbufftv: 1 for Quiet Place or 2 for Final Notice.

Photo: Lo Profile's Apple Music artist page. Inset: a frame from Sammy Capo's “2 Clips” video.

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