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Back in October, Tyga released a song called "Boss Up", which is the lead track off his forthcoming singing album. The California rapper has treated fans to the music video, which combines animated visuals with real-life shots, for the track.

The nearly-four-minute visuals begins with Tyga, whose real name is Michael Ray Stevenson, riding around in a red car, making his way to his girlfriend. When the two meet, they can be seen eating sushi and sipping champagne in a penthouse. Their date, unfortunately, is interrupted by a group of Japanese assassins who are ordered to find and kill him.

The scene then flips to an animated clip, where the couple is seen being involved in a bloody battle that involves sword and gun. They win the fight, obviously. The lovebirds end the intense night by riding off together in a motorcycle.

Tyga's upcoming singing album, which doesn't have a title or a release date, will be a follow-up to his two previous projects, which are "Bugatti Raww" and "Bitch I'm the Shit 2". Last month, the 28-year-old rapper wrapped up his 16-date North America tour in support of the latter album in Boston.

In a recent interview, Tyga, who was previously linked to Kylie Jenner, revealed that being around the Kardashian family influenced his music. "Being around that family really I wouldn't say helped my brand, but I think it definitely put me in the light of more women, being seen that their fan base is more female driven," he shared.

He added that it made him "re-evaluate my music and kinda like how I move and carry myself I think because I know more women are watching what I'm doing." The rapper then shared that he tried to made "female-driven music, tapping into that emotion and kinda like speaking from a male's perspective on a lot of the situations that men go through with women and just that point of view of someone in my position."