Lil Durk is looking to get his first No. 1 record with his upcoming collaboration with J. Cole. Both artists have reportedly linked up to film a music video for their latest single together. The track is expected to land on Durk’s next album.
In an Instagram video, Lil Durk teased the collaboration, sharing a snippet of a video recorded during the shoot. The shot features Cole holding up the camera as he raps along to his verse surrounded by a group of kids. The verse follows Lil Durk’s lead and hears Cole stating, “Lately, I just wanna show up and body of shit, yeah, yeah/ Always been a lil’ mathematician, lately it’s cash I’m gettin/ I’m losin’ count of these bags, I been movin’ too fast/ Hard times don’t last, remember when cops harassed.” Durk can also be heard delivering a hard-hitting hook, “All my life, they been trying to keep me down/ All my life, they thought I wouldn’t make it out,” seemingly backed by a choir of children.
Durk posted the video onto Instagram with the caption, “100K comments I’m dropping album cover and date call my bluff s/o Cole.” As of writing, the post as 102,505 comments. If he sticks by his words, fans will be receiving the album cover and release date very soon. Stay tuned for more information.
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