Homixide Gang Drops Rage-Rock Banger “5G” with Fight Club-Inspired Visual

Homixide Gang’s new single “5G” delivers raw visuals, Smashing Pumpkins energy, and album hype.

Homixide Gang’s latest single “5G” is pure sonic adrenaline. Built around a sample from Smashing Pumpkins’ “Cherub Rock,” it surges with intensity from the opening bar. Meechie and Beno! sound more focused than ever, launching into fierce verses backed by high-voltage production.

The accompanying video, inspired by Fight Club, matches the song’s chaos and narrative depth. This pairing isn’t accidental—it reinforces the group’s ethos of rebellion and unfiltered identity.

Coinciding with the video release, the duo unveiled the cover art for Homixide Lifestyle 2, their second full-length effort. The artwork, again captured by Gunner Stahl, revisits their first cover in a visual full-circle moment. It’s a clear marker of growth without dilution.

Their stage presence has only added to the anticipation. With unreleased material previewed at major festivals and the viral traction of recent single “Free Agents,” the groundwork is laid for a breakthrough era.