Take heed to A$AP Rocky’s ‘Want For Velocity Unbound’ observe ‘Shittin’ Me’
A$AP Rocky has shared his new observe ‘Shittin’ Me’, which he made for EA and Criterion‘s new sport Want For Velocity Unbound – hear beneath.
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The observe, produced by Kelvin Krash, was teased by the rapper on Instagram earlier this week together with pictures exhibiting him sporting racing garments.
Final month, EA and Criterion shared footage of A$AP Rocky getting a first-look at his real-life customized automobile from Want For Velocity Unbound.
The sport, which was launched worldwide right now (December 2), was teased with an official “reveal trailer” in October, exhibiting A$AP in motion, tearing up town streets in his slick Mercedes 190 E.
Along with the observe, Grin Machine’s music video for ‘Shittin’ Me’ will arrive on Monday, December 5.
“It has been a pleasure attending to be a inventive collaborator with EA on the brand new Want for Velocity sport,” A$AP Rocky mentioned in an announcement. “‘Shittin’ Me’ serves because the lead observe from the sport soundtrack, and, with a lot pleasure round it, it was solely pure to additionally do a music video.
“Grin Machine did an awesome job paying homage to the sport collaboration with AWGE with the enjoyable wacky aesthetics, and shout out to Krash and Hec [Lynas Frans] for the music as all the time.”
‘Shittin’ Me’ follows the Playboi Carti collaboration ‘OUR DE$TINY’, which was launched in September. This got here after ‘Arya’ with Nigo, ‘Doja’ with $not, ‘The God Hour’ with A$AP Ant, the solo joint ‘D.M.B.’ and ‘Strangers’ with Hazard Mouse and Black Thought.
Want for Velocity Unbound sees the franchise returning to Burnout studio Criterion, marking the primary time the developer has labored on the racing collection since 2012’s Want For Velocity: Most Wished.
In February 2020, EA handed the franchise back to Criterion with the writer saying that it deliberate to restructure Ghost Video games, who dealt with the earlier 4 Want For Velocity entries.