EZ MIL is keeping the momentum rolling. Fresh off the release of his Tagalog anthem “Leon (Ka),” the Las Vegas-based, Philippines-born rapper is back with “2200,” a hard-hitting new single that proudly puts his hometown of Olongapo City front and center.
Named after Olongapo’s zip code, “2200” is both a tribute to EZ MIL’s roots and a statement of intent. Built on ominous production, thunderous bass, and razor-sharp lyricism, the track sees him reflecting on the hustle and resilience that have fueled his rise while delivering the commanding energy fans have come to expect.
The accompanying music video mirrors that global journey, taking viewers from the streets of Olongapo City to Manila, Los Angeles, Tokyo, and the foot of Mt. Fuji in Japan. Highlights include skateboarding scenes at the grand opening of FUJI BerriQs Skate Plaza and a sold-out arena performance in Manila, with appearances from skateboarding legend Eric Koston, Japanese rap star AWICH, and Filipino R&B artist Dionela.
“2200” follows a busy year for EZ MIL. After turning heads with “Leon (Ka),” he continued to build on the international buzz sparked by his standout appearance on Eminem’s The Death of Slim Shady (Coup de Grâce) and the success of his 2023 project DU4LI7Y: REDUX. With another explosive release under his belt, EZ MIL is proving that his story is only getting bigger—and he’s bringing his hometown with him every step of the way.
