AceShowbiz - While fans are waiting for Future to release new music, the rapper decides to treat them to a music video for his collaboration with Young Thug, "Group Home". The song appears in the duo's collaborative mixtape "Super Slimey".

Directed by Gabriel "Video God" Hart, the visuals opens with aerial shots of a snowy scene before the scene changes to show a room where dead bodies and deer carcasses hang from the ceiling. In that room, the rapper duo deliver their verses.

As if dead bodies are not creepy enough, a bunch of children with neon-colored eyes are later seen shooting electricity from their helmets. Thug is also seen using a magnetic lasso to fly a woman while Future calmly raps. "I don't want it, don't want it if it ain't meant/ I smell codeine when I piss," he spits his lines. "You can't cry over scars, this permanent."

"Super Slimey" was released on October 20 last year and debuted at No. 2 on Billboard 200 chart with 75,000 units. The effort also received generally positive reviews from music critics, but Sheldon Pearce of Pitchfork noted that neither of the rappers "is at the peak of his powers on 'Super Slimey'."

Following the release of the album, Future has been busy with collaborative as well as solo projects. He collaborated with the likes of Taylor Swift, Ed Sheeran, Kendrick Lamar and Jay Rock. Most recently, he joined forces with DJ Khaled, Jay-Z and Beyonce Knowles on banger "Top Off", in which Bey seemingly threw shades at Kim Kardashian.

Thug, meanwhile, announced that he would not be releasing new music this year in solidarity with his deaf brother. "I've got a brother who can't hear or talk," he previously said in an interview. "So I want to act deaf for a year. So I ain't going to put out new music this year."