The Army turns to rap music to try and recruit more Generation Z soldiers

The Army is revamping its recruiting system for future soldiers after the program missed the 2018 recruiting goal for the first time in more than a decade.

According to Stripes.com, the service is turning to rap music to try and strike the interest of Generation Z. In a three-minute long, Army-produced music video, Army recruiters Sgt. 1st Class Arlondo Sutton and Sgt. 1st Class Jason Locke expressed their Army experiences to the world through a rap posted Friday.

Along with the lyrics, the video also showed clips of soldiers in action doing things like preparing to jump from a plane, fast-roping out of an airborne helicopter, toting M4, and sniper rifles and handling military police dogs.

Through the video titled, “Giving All I Got,” the pair talks about the skills, leadership, and other opportunities they have achieved through The U.S. Army.

You can more about the video and why it was created, by clicking here.