Shy Glizzy continues to build off of the release of his latest mixtape, Quiet Storm. The Washington, D.C. rapper delivered his third and fourth in-depth visuals from the project this month alone with "Keep It Goin'" (released March 14) and "Make It Out" (released March 27)  videos directed by Chris Hernandez.

For the "Keep It Going" visual, the Glizzy Gang CEO shows how quickly the lavish lifestyle can be taken away. Jefe chills out at his mansion spending quality time with his son, as intruders plan on his demise looking for the come up of a lifetime. Luckily for Glizzy, the bosomy woman who occupied his home was aware of the situation and disposed of the trespassers. The clip has amassed nearly 900,000 views in less than two weeks since its release.

The Grammy-nominated artist followed up "Keep It Going" with a more celebratory narrative implemented for his "Make It Out" video. The 25-year-old heads to Los Angeles to showcase the fruits of his newfound lifestyle on the West Coast. The first 30 seconds boast various serene L.A. locations before interpolating elements of Tupac's "California Love."

Glizzy then makes his way to a local strip club where he's making it rain dollar bills while surrounded by a plethora of beautiful women looking to garner his attention. The visual concludes on more of a somber note, as local law enforcement arrive to the scene of a fire exemplifying the street life never truly escaping him.

The "Crew" rapper will have a bit more time on his hands this spring since Big Sean postponed his Unfriendly Reminder Tour Glizzy was tapped as an opener for.

Check out the pair of suspenseful videos from Shy Glizzy below.

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