Yesterday, while everyone else was enjoying the release of Fredo Tovar and Scott Fleishman’s “I Ain't Happy” by Cashius Green featuring Vince Staples, the directors themselves were on set with Pro Era, shooting the music video for “School High.” The video shows the Pro Era guys at a high school, and features cheerleaders, a marching band, and a rhino mascot. The song, which can be found on the Peep: The Aprocalypse mixtape, features verses from Joey Bada$$, Dyemond Lewis, Kirk Knight and Nyck Caution. We spent the day on set Fredo and Scott - meeting up first at the Ecko Unltd. office where Joey now works - and took some photos of them directing the video and riding on a school bus.

Director Fredo Tovar at the Ecko Unltd. office

Director Scott Fleishman talking to the cast

Director Scott Fleishman and DP Adam Donald shooting on the bus

Maurice the bus driver

Cheerleaders being fun and attractive

The camera team lights the bus

Directors Fredo Tovar and Scott Fleishman

Kirk Knight

Joey Bada$$, Dyemond Lewis, and Powers Pleasant

Dirty Sanchez with some of the cheerleaders

Pro Era, featuring Joey Bada$$ Instagramming this photo

A much less amused Maurice

Nyck Caution, Joey Bada$$

The rhino mascot makes an appearance

The marching band looking cool

Kirk Knight, Dessy Hinds, Joey Bada$$, and Carlyle Smith

Joey Bada$$ on a swing

Doug Klinger is the co-founder/content director of IMVDb and watches more music videos than anyone on earth. You can find him on twitter at @doug_klinger.