IDK – C.O.P [OG Video]
IDK gives “C.O.P” a second life with the OG music video, stepping in behind the camera himself for an alternate take on one of the most volatile records off “e.t.d.s. A Mixtape by .Idk.“
IDK gives “C.O.P” a second life with the OG music video, stepping in behind the camera himself for an alternate take on one of the most volatile records off “e.t.d.s. A Mixtape by .Idk.“
IDK’s sit-down with Zane Lowe feels like one of those interviews where the headline topics—”e.t.d.s.,” mixtape culture, prison—are really just doorways into the deeper point: he’s trying to reclaim authorship over his story and his format.
IDK’s “e.t.d.s. A Mixtape by .idk.” (short for “Even The Devil Smiles”) plays like a focused, late-night notebook dump—15 tracks that move fast but still feel intentional, with the writing tightening up the more you lean in.
IDK pulls up to Shade 45 with DJ Whoo Kid and treats the mic like a pressure valve—no gimmicks, just sharp, breathless momentum over a No I.D.-laced instrumental that gives him enough room to zigzag between flexes, punchlines, and those quick bursts of self-mythology he’s always been good at.
IDK kicks 2026 off with a sharp new link-up, enlisting Pusha T for “LiFE 4 A LiFE”—a tightly-packed, no-wasted-motion record that plays like a mission statement more than a loosie.
With “Scary Merri”, IDK leans fully into the theatrical side of his artistry, blending sharp bars, eerie textures, and that mischievous confidence only he can get away with.
GRAMMY Award-nominated jazz musician Theo Croker links up with IDK and Sector 202 to bring you the visual for “My Friend”.
IDK has returned with a new song called “Flow” and an accompanying music video.