The Daily Caller has the exclusive first look at the buzzworthy new video for “Do The Work,” featured on the soundtrack to director Matt Walsh's latest film, “Am I Racist?”

This fresh new album features production from talented rapper Bryson Gray, who encourages fans to take a deeper look at society's perspective on racism and anti-racism. Gray's perfectly woven lyrics capture the essence of today's challenges regarding racial identity while examining how sex, racism and politics collide.

“The film 'Am I Racist?' exposes the whole racism scam that DEI con artists and racism con artists are using to make money off of Americans' emotions,” Gray told The Daily Caller. “They're gaslighting all of us to hate each other. This film exposes that, and I couldn't pass up the chance to be a part of exposing evil. Ephesians 5:11.”

The music video incorporates media clips from news reports of the aftermath of an incident that is perceived to be racially divisive.

“Another news clip, another judging people by the color of their skin,” Gray raps in the clip.

“Meanwhile, it's all coming to an end. They ask me why and I just tell them, listen up, you're mad because we don't see you as victims, you made bad choices and you blame it on the system,” he sings as media footage continues to play on screen. The camera cuts back to the studio where Gray is recording the song.

The Daily Wire film “Am I Racist?” is released on September 13th. Fourth It debuted at number one at the box office, grossing an estimated $4.7 million from 1,517 theaters. (Related: Linkin Park reunites seven years after Chester Bennington's death)

The mockumentary-style film sees conservative columnist Walsh go undercover as a “DEI trainee,” and it's a hilarious, unique look into a world where profits, not principles, drive the agenda.

“Am I Racist” is now in theaters.