French Montana and Kodak Black have joined forces again, releasing a visually stunning and energetic visualizer for their latest song, “I Can’t Lie.” The music video produced by London On Da Track showcases the rappers immersing themselves in crowds and traversing various locations.
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French Montana and Kodak Black have struck gold once more with their collaboration on “I Can’t Lie.” The music video, released on June 2, mesmerizes viewers with its dynamic visuals and captivating performances by the rappers. The song, produced by the talented London On Da Track, has already garnered attention for its infectious beats and catchy lyrics.
The track serves as the first soundtrack single for French Montana’s upcoming documentary, FOR KHADIJA, which delves into his remarkable journey from Morocco to the Bronx and his mother’s sacrifices along the way.
“I Can’t Lie” holds special significance as it serves as the first soundtrack single for French Montana’s forthcoming documentary, FOR KHADIJA. The documentary chronicles the remarkable journey of French Montana, born in Morocco, and the sacrifices his single mother made to raise him and his siblings in the Bronx.
It highlights the family’s immigrant journey, French Montana’s perseverance, and his mother’s unwavering faith in pursuing the American dream. The documentary is set to premiere on June 16 at the Tribeca Film Festival, adding another layer of anticipation for French Montana and Kodak Black fans.
The collaboration between French and Yak is not new, as they have previously worked together on tracks like “LockJaw” and “MopStick.” The chemistry between the two artists continues to resonate with their fans, who have taken to Twitter to express their excitement.
One user exclaimed, “French Montana and Kodak Black 3 for 3 Wtf,” while another praised their consistent success, stating, “French Montana & Kodak Black never miss.”
In other Kodak news, he and other notable rappers such as NLE Choppa and NBA YoungBoy have contributed to the soundtrack for the movie Fast X. The collaboration between these artists adds to the anticipation surrounding the film’s release.
The “Identity Theft” rapper also embarks on the “Sorry for the Drought Tour” alongside Lil Durk, NLE Choppa, and DD Osama. This summer tour presents an exciting opportunity for fans to experience the talents of these artists on stage.
In addition, French Montana has achieved recent success in his music career, becoming the most streamed African artist.
Another recent music industry collaboration has occurred between producer Hit-Boy and his father, Big Hit. Following Big Hit’s release from prison, the father and son duo have teamed up to create songs such as “Wake Your Game Up,” “RATCHET & RECKLESS,” and “Broke The Mold.”
