Drake has just dropped a brand new music video for “Jumbotron Shit Poppin,” one of the tracks from his collaborative album with 21 Savage, Her Loss. The video montages footage of Drake dancing in a variety of luxurious locations, showcasing his smooth moves and stylish attire.

This isn’t the first time Drake has collaborated with other artists recently. Just a couple of weeks ago, he teamed up with dancehall superstar Popcaan for the music video of “We Caa Done,” a track that will appear on Popcaan’s upcoming album Great Is He. Drake will be releasing the album through his own record label, OVO Sound.

Her Loss, Drake’s collaboration with 21 Savage, was first announced last October in a video for their track “Jimmy Cooks.” The album went on to reach number one on the charts just a month later. However, the duo did face some legal issues during the release of the album when Vogue filed a lawsuit against them for copyright violation due to the use of fake magazines in their promotional materials. Despite the legal hiccup, Her Loss has been well-received by fans and critics alike.

Nas has officially released the much anticipated King’s Disease III produced by Hit-Boy! Nas and Hit-Boy are paying homage to Michael Jackson and Quincy Jones in their latest music video. Directed by Sarah McColgan, the “Michael & Quincy” visual sees the rapper-producer duo in a montage of clips around the city, from biking down the street to rapping in front of a luxury car covered in a plastic sheet

Earlier this month, Larry June treated fans with his first single of 2021. Titled “Wait On Me,” the smooth cut was the Bay Area rapper’s first release since his full-length project Numbers last December, and the introspective and melodic single has already amassed over half of a million views on YouTube alone. Today, Larry June is determined to keep that momentum going with the release of another new track called “You Gotta.”

Produced by Cardo, “You Gotta” is a breezy single that finds Larry June in a motivational, yet braggadocious state. Throughout the three-minute cut, Larry offers plenty of inspiring lines that urge listeners to persevere, dodge naysayers, and stay focused on their goals. Still, the prolific artist finds plenty of opportunities to boast about his financial success, relationships with women, and luxurious lifestyle.

[via HNHH]