"We're Doing All Kinds Of Crazy Things Like Eating People, Killing People"

After images from Kreayshawn and 2 Chainz's "Murder" photo shoot hit the Internet, behind-the-scenes footage of the rap duo has now landed online.

Speaking from the music video set, Kreay hinted at what the visual would offer fans.

"Hey everyone, it's Kreayshawn and I'm here, on set, video set might I add and it's with me and 2 Chainz," Kreay said in the footage. "It's going to be murderous. I'll tell you what. We're doing all kinds of crazy things like eating people, killing people. ... I decided to cook for 2 Chainz. I got a little bit of liver here for him. We're eating some rare meat just like we like it. Rare. No fork. Just dive in." (Two Chainz TV)

Photos from the on-set photo shoot hit the Internet around mid-January.

2 Chainz makes a killing in the video for "Murder," a cut off his mixtape T.R.U. REALigion. The rapper links up with his partner-in-crime Kreayshawn in the eerie visuals. The "Gucci Gucci" hitmaker is draped in all black as she sits in a room with the words "Murder," "Kill," and "Die" scrawled all over it, while 2 Chainz sharpens his weapons in an underground workshop. What could the deadly duo be plotting? (Rap-Up)

In late December, Kreay discussed teaming up amongst the likes of Southern acts like 2 Chainz and Three 6 Mafia's Juicy J.

"Working with Juicy J was exciting, he put out the song on his mixtape Blue Dream and Lean and it got a lot of good response. We had so much fun. when we were in the studio doing the song I was like "oh sh*t I just wrote my verse, I don't even remember what I said in the booth" it was crazy. I've been working with a lot of different producers. I did a song with 2 Chainz, a song with Snoop and I've got some crazy special guest features I want to put on the album but I can't speak on it yet." (SF Station Pulse)

A couple months ago, the "Gucci Gucci" hitmaker blamed touring for delaying her long-awaited debut LP.

"I'm excited because I haven't even put my album out. I'm hoping when I put it out it will be an even crazier year," she said in an interview. "I toured for three or four months, and then I did hella press. It's only this month that I've been able to get into the studio. ... I have more songs. When I make them, I want to put them out, but I have to put them on the album. It's finally getting to a number of songs where it's going to be enough to make an album. I want to get them out because I want to shut everyone up. ... I know who I am. I don't let that stuff bother me. I know it's going to be cool." (SF Gate)