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Watch Future, Travis Scott, Drake & Loe Shimmy Make It Rain at the Strip Club in the ‘Ya Hit’ Music Video

"Ya Hit" marks the first collaboration between Future, La Flame and Drizzy.

Future, Travis Scott, Loe Shimmy and Drake in the "Ya Hit" music video.

Future, Travis Scott, Loe Shimmy and Drake in the "Ya Hit" music video.

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Future assembled the rap Avengers when he recruited Drake and Travis Scott along with Loe Shimmy for “Ya Hit,” which arrived last week as a surprise release. Pluto returned Tuesday (Nov. 10) with the official music video, and there was plenty of money in orbit as the foursome took over Houston’s go-to strip club, Area 29.

The private jet landed in H-Town and the squad headed to the strippy, where they unloaded designer handbags filled with bands of cash, which filled the air. Shimmy switched the scene to race some four-wheeler quads outdoors, while Drake and La Flame opted for quieter spaces to deliver their assists.


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Drizzy even lent some party footage from his 40th birthday celebrations in October, but all four artists reunited to pose for photos alongside Sexyy Red in the jiggle joint’s kitchen to close out the Cotto and IWANTJUAN-directed clip.

“Ya Hit” marks the first collaboration between Future, Drake and Travis Scott, even though they’ve separately all worked extensively with one another throughout their decorated careers.

The 6 God and Future squashed their rumored feud to reunite on ICEMAN‘s “Ran to Atlanta,” which debuted at No. 2 on the Billboard Hot 100 in May.

La Flame and Drake haven’t worked together since Utopia‘s “Meltdown” in 2023, but sat courtside together at a Houston Rockets game and then attended Ye’s concert at nearby Reliant Stadium on Halloween.

“Ya Hit” appears that it will serve as a single for Future heading into his next LP, which he’s teased to be titled Infinity. The Atlanta trapper already dropped in 2026, as his The Real Me album in topped the Billboard 200 in July.

Watch the “Ya Hit” video below.

This article first appeared on Billboard U.S.
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Talking Heads Earn First Billboard Canada Chart Entry With ‘Psycho Killer,’ Nearly 50 Years After Release

Following this year’s Halloween resurgence on the Billboard Canadian Hot 100, the critically acclaimed art-rock band makes their first appearance on the Canadian charts with their 1977 hit. Plus: the first Christmas tracks have re-emerged.

Talking Heads are making their debut on the Billboard Canada charts.

Following the annual resurgence of Halloween-themed music on the Billboard Canadian Hot 100, the group’s 1977 hit “Psycho Killer” debuts at No. 50 on the Nov. 14-dated chart.

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