In Alexandre Do's video Jianbo and Skydaddy spend the day like you'd expect from two aristocrats from the 18th Century: getting their portrait painted, hunting game and arguing about which country to colonize next.

Filmed at Shuttleworth House in Bedfordshire, Alexandre Do stresses the juxtaposition between the grand, period setting and the message in Cradle 2 The Sky, bringing the two together via the classically-influenced music track behind Jianbo's rap performance - with Skydaddy backing up on guitar. 

"What ultimately inspired this video was that grindset culture that many of us adopt," says Do. "The idea that we can't possibly succeed in this day and age without grinding 24/7 towards a goal that constantly shifts further and further away. [Where] 'making it" is an illusion."