Drake has joined forces with J Hus for the first time, providing an assist on the British rapper’s new single, “Who Told You.”
The Afroswing record hit streaming services on Thursday (June 8), which hears Hus providing a catchy chorus about a gangsta’s willingness to dance, even though their menacing persona may have people thinking otherwise.
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“Who told you bad man don’t dance/ Who told you gangstas don’t dance/ Even with a wap on my hip, I dance,” the 27-year-old raps.
The 6 God takes the baton for verse three where he delivers some clever wordplay that references his 2016 hit “Controlla” before tying in a woman and how trouble seemingly follows him across the globe.
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“I knew you were trouble, I was unprepared/ If I were married, this might turn a scandalous affair/ Trouble is there, trouble is there/ Trouble been right there, trouble is there/ Trouble gon’ find me anywhere, trouble gon’ find me,” Drizzy spits.
Listen to “Who Told You” below:
J Hus also posted footage in the studio from the day he first heard Drake’s vocals on “Who Told You,” which sent him into a frenzy as he couldn’t contain his excitement.
“Who Told You” is slated to land on J Hus’ forthcoming Don’t Say Militancy album alongside previous single, “It’s Crazy.”
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It’s Drake and J Hus’ first time colliding on a track but the OVO boss brought out the London-bred rapper for a welcome home moment at his O2 Arena tour stop in April 2019 just hours after Hus was released from prison.
“If anyone’s sitting down right now, I need you to stand up because we’re going to celebrate one of our brothers tonight,” Drake told the crowd at the time.
J Hus had been looking at an August 2019 release after pleading guilty to illegal knife possession charges, which carried an eight-month sentence.
As for other Drake news, he’s leading the pack with seven nominations alongside GloRilla at the 2023 BET Awards.
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The 6 God’s nods include Best Male Hip Hop artist, Best Male R&B/Pop Artist, Best Group with 21 Savage, and Album of the Year for Her Loss with 21 Savage.
