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Psya & Uncle JoNH III Kick Game On “Only Fans”

Chicago’s underground rap scene just got a bold new entry with the release of “Only Fans”, the latest single and music video from respected songwriter/ lyricist Psya and visionary producer Uncle JoNH III. Directed by Gxdlyfe Film, the visual is a slick, sultry ride through ambition, finesse, and unapologetic game.

Featuring a set in a dimly lit room laced with red hues, ring lights, and seductive backdrops, Psya steps into the role of streetwise narrator — schooling his female co-star on how to secure the bag with confidence and power. No gimmicks, just raw game. From lingerie props to stacks of cash, the video balances sex appeal with a sharp message: use what you got, and elevate.

Uncle JoNH III’s production lays the perfect foundation — signature Soul, smooth yet street, with haunting vocal chops and a hypnotic drum bounce. It’s the type of beat that breathes sauce and sets the stage for Psya’s no-filter delivery. Together, the two craft a track that’s both player and poetic.

Shot on-location in Chicago, the video oozes daytime and late-night hustle energy with high-end visuals and slick direction courtesy of Gxdlyfe Film. Whether you’re grinding in silence or shining in the spotlight, “Only Fans” is a soundtrack for ambition in all forms.

The single is available now on all digital streaming platforms. Follow @Psyabeatz , @gxdlyfe & @Uncle.JoNH3


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