'Handstand' is one of the tracks off the Moroccan-American rapper's latest album 'They Got Amnesia', which includes features from the likes of Drake, Lil Durk and Ty Dolla $ign among others.
- Dec 9, 2021
AceShowbiz - French Montana and Doja Cat have released the visuals for their collaboration "Handstand" featuring Saweetie. In the post-apocalyptic-themed video shared on Wednesday, December 8, the two musicians are caught in a violent street war.
The footage opens with Doja showing off her machine gun bra that features two gun canons and bullets on the straps. French then joins the "Say So" hitmaker and her entourage to defeat their enemies who have laser eyes.
The brawl continues with both parties almost demolishing the city. Saweetie then shows up, rapping seductively on a rooftop as the cityscape burns behind her. At the end of the music video, the "Planet Her" artist and the "Boom Boom" rapper brag about winning the battle.
"Handstand" is one of the tracks off French's new studio album called "They Got Amnesia". The album, which was released on November 12, includes features from the likes of Drake, Lil Durk, Ty Dolla $ign, Coi Leray, Latto (Mulatto) and late Pop Smoke among others.
Speaking about his latest effort, the Moroccan-American emcee said in a press release, "This album reflects my personal journey, so it's the most special for me." He went on to share, "God gave me another chance at life and this music healed me. I'm grateful to my collaborators and my fans for supporting me. I had to remind 'em, 'cause you know they got amnesia!"
Prior to this, French dropped a music video of "I Don't Really Care" in which he boasts about being a "trendsetter." The visuals sees the hip-hop star imitating Childish Gambino (Donald Glover)'s "This Is America" music video and making references to iconic clips of Eminem, Cardi B as well as The Weeknd.
As for Doja and Saweetie, they both landed 2022 Grammy Awards nominations. While the "Woman" songstress got a total of eight nominations, including Album of the Year for "Planet Her", her "Best Friend" collaborator received one nomination for Best New Artist.
