NBA YoungBoy and Nicki Minaj have reunited for their latest collaboration, “WTF” — check it out below.
The melodic track arrived on Friday (April 7) alongside an Isaac Garcia-directed music featuring both YB and Nicki, but neither appear in the same shot together.
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The Baton Rouge rapper is flanked by a group of ballerinas inside a dance studio as he rides the 808-laced Yetty production.
“I don’t know who the fuck these n-ggas is/ Who the fuck these bitches/ Huh, who the fuck these people are/ Go tell ’em that we can’t kick it,” he warbles on the chorus.
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Nicki later invades the scene and throws on a fluffy pink skirt while putting her dance moves to the test. Being the boss she is, the Young Money Queen quickly becomes the leader of the class while instructing the ballerinas with a stick in her hand.
“Cross YoungBoy, then you cross the Queen/ All them internet games turn boys to memes/ Keep sleepin’ on the team, we gon’ pause your dreams/ They want action, tell my n-ggas cause a scene,'” she raps.
Watch the video below:
“WTF” serves as the lead single off NBA YoungBoy’s forthcoming album Don’t Try This At Home, which is packed with 33 songs in total and will be released on April 21.
It also marks YoungBoy and Nicki’s third joint effort following the Mike WiLL Made-It-assisted “What That Speed Bout,” which cracked the Billboard Hot 100’s Top 40 in 2020.
They joined forces once again last year for “I Admit,” off YoungBoy’s Ma’ I Got a Family project, which was helmed by Gangsta Grillz impresario DJ Drama.
During his appearance on the Rap Radar Podcast in February, the Baton Rouge rap star claimed he would be “talking crazy” on Don’t Try This At Home, but clarified his lyrics are purely for entertainment purposes.
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“I’ma talk crazy on there,” he said. “I’ma show you Murda Man. I’ma talk crazy on there, but I’m letting you know though, don’t try this at home. It’s all entertainment, bruh. I’ma talk my shit and everything I’m talking, letting you know, don’t try this at home.
“Entertainment and reality is very different. What I do think, some of the entertainers make their entertainment their reality also, if I said that right.”
