Pharrell has shared his upcoming collaboration with Tyler, the Creator and 21 Savage – watch the video for ‘Cash In Cash Out’ below.
‘Cash In Cash Out’ comes ahead of Pharrell’s upcoming Something in the Water Festival, which will be held in Washington D.C. from June 17 to June 19.
The event will be headlined by “Pharrell and Phriends” and feature sets from Tyler, The Creator, Calvin Harris, Lil Uzi Vert, Run The Jewels and Gracie Abrams.
“I knew the track was aggressive, and it doesn’t let up,” Pharrell told Zane Lowe of the song in a new interview.
“So it’s like those are the two. It’s like letting two pit bulls loose. Ravenous. Two ravenous wolves. Tyler went crazy. He had done that verse before he put his last album out.”
The video for ‘Cash In Cash Out’ was directed by Francois Rousselet and sees the trio turned into action figure-like characters, driving flashy cars, counting stacks and playing miniature instruments. Watch it below now.
Earlier this year, Tyler, The Creator shared the Pharrell-produced track ‘Come On, Let’s Go’ from the compilation album ‘I Know Nigo’, curated by DJ, fashion icon and A Bathing Ape founder Nigo.
Kid Cudi, A$AP Rocky, Lil Uzi Vert and Pusha T also featured.
Tyler, The Creator released his sixth studio album, ‘Call Me If You Get Lost’, in June 2021. In a four-star review, NME wrote: “The record stands as an all-encompassing culmination of Tyler’s ever-varying sound, showing that growth isn’t always linear and that artists can be a multitude of things.”
And last month, Pharrell teamed up with Pusha T and Jay-Z for ‘Neck & Wrist’, taken from Pusha T’s forthcoming fourth studio album.
Speaking about working with Pharrell, Pusha told NME that Pharrell said “the evolution of me is being more of a character. He doesn’t like me rapping. He tells me all the time: ‘You can do that verse in your sleep. You have to give me the character, that matter-of-fact evil guy.’”
Pusha went on to explain how Pharrell played him Joker, the 2019 Batman prequel starring Joaquin Phoenix, and had it playing on mute in the background while they dug through crates of beats, finding the right ones for Pusha to rap over.
“One of the songs we created was ‘Neck & Wrist’,” Pusha said. “He was like, ‘Look at this shit – you don’t get those bars without those visuals.’”
And earlier this year, 21 Savage played at Coachella and was joined on stage by Post Malone.
