AZ Chike And Tyler, The Creator Go Full Movie Mode In “Look Like My Mama” Video

AZ Chike and Tyler, The Creator turn “Look Like My Mama” into a movie-hopping flex, packing the new video with slick homages and West Coast energy.

AZ Chike and Tyler, The Creator have officially released their new collaboration “Look Like My Mama,” and the video is already giving fans plenty to talk about. The Stacking Memories-directed clip leans into a full cinematic concept, pairing the track’s bounce with a string of recognizable movie-inspired setups.

According to Complex, the visual nods to films including Napoleon Dynamite, Sinners, and Men in Black, with AZ Chike and Tyler stepping into different scenes across the clip. The video opens inside the fictional “NRFTW High School,” where lockers and background flyers help build out the world around the song.

The release also doubles as a clever reminder of what AZ Chike has coming next. Flyers shown in the video reference No Rest For the Wicked and the date Sept. 18, pointing toward the Los Angeles rapper’s upcoming album rollout.

Tyler’s presence gives the record a major spark, but the video keeps the focus on chemistry rather than simple star power. AZ Chike matches the offbeat humor and stylized direction, making the clip feel more like a short film than a standard performance visual.

That bigger swing is part of why the “pure CINEMA” reactions make sense. Instead of relying on quick cuts and basic set pieces, “Look Like My Mama” uses costumes, framing, and scene changes to create a visual language around the record.

For AZ Chike, the collaboration arrives during a wider spotlight moment after his appearance on Kendrick Lamar’s GNX helped introduce him to a broader rap audience. With “Look Like My Mama,” he is using that attention to push into a bigger lane while keeping the personality that made people check for him in the first place.

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