AceShowbiz - Months after unleashing their collaboration, Trouble and Drake finally unveiled the music video for their track "Bring It Back". Directed by Derek Schklar, the cinematic black-and-white visuals was released on Monday, March 26.

The seven-minute clip opens with a narrator saying, "Dear God. I barely ever come to you bout things... I need you to watch shawty for me man. I really love him. I live by street rules, and I hope you can understand that. I really need this one. I really need this to work. I need him. Bring him back to me."

The scenes then change to show Trouble making out with his bodacious girlfriend, who appears to be a stripper. There's also scene where three men are seen getting ready to do a raid. Drake himself appears at the four-minute mark, hanging out with Trouble and his girlfriend at a hotel room. The hip-hop stars then take a ride through the city, with Mike WiLL Made It joining them.

The end of the music video sees an old-school television set showing a static screen, before the scene fades to black.

"Bring It Back" is one of the tracks off Trouble's latest mixtape "Edgewood", which also features other top hip-hop musicians such as Quavo, Fetty Wap and The Weeknd. Mike said in a statement that the mixtape "is only the beginning" for Trouble.

"I really felt like it was time for a level for Trouble," he said. "I've been watching his grind for years now, since we were young as f**k, coming up in Atlanta on the music scene, trying to make something out of nothing. Trouble is the only person from the city who's going to give you the raw, pure, honest, real rap, mixed with originality, new flavor, new flows and new lingo. He has the grind, work ethic and dedication to back it up and the city knows."