4Batz has been teasing a Drake-assisted remix of his viral hit “act ii: date @ 8” – and it now formally has a launch date.
In an Instagram submit, the newcomer shared a clip of himself, Drizzy and some buddies listening to the brand new verse in an empty enviornment.
In the caption, 4Batz revealed the observe will arrive this Friday (March 8).
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The Dallas-bred R&B singer has been making waves in current months together with his hypnotic hit, which has racked up over 76 million streams on Spotify and even cracked the Billboard Hot 100.
Timbaland beforehand put out the concept of Drake remixing “act ii: date @ 8” in January.
“Uh oh, who dis kid? 4Batz. Dallas, y’all got one,” he stated in an Instagram video whereas listening to the music for the primary time. “Think y’all got one with this one. Yo, his tone is crazy.
“I’m telling you now, The Boy get on this, it’s outta here. It’s already outta here. This thing right here. And y’all know who The Boy is.”
He added: “Oh, Batz, you gotta get — oh, the remix gon’ be stupid. Y’all, man.”
Drake even acknowledged Timbo’s suggestion by liking an Instagram submit a couple of potential collaboration between them.
The Toronto rapper later linked up with 4Batz in particular person, with the pair seen having a dialog throughout a live performance in February.
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“act ii: date @ 8” is barely the singer’s third official launch alongside its prequel “act i: stickerz ’99′” and sequel “act iii: on god? (she like),” which was launched final week.
Drake just isn’t the one large identify in 4Batz’s nook, with Kanye West and SZA amongst those that have additionally co-signed him.
The ski mask-clad star posted a photograph of himself on FaceTime with Ye earlier this 12 months, whereas the Chicago rap icon additionally named 4Batz as his favourite new artist.
It was reported in January that the viral sensation was on the middle of a serious label bidding warfare that concerned Republic Records, Atlantic Records and Warner Records, though a deal has but to be introduced.
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