Key Takeaways:

• Usher opens Chris Brown and Bryson Tiller’s “It Depends (The Remix).”
• The monitor marks a uncommon reunion between Usher and Chris Brown.
• Listeners are praising the remix’s nostalgic vibe and calling it a standout in as we speak’s R&B scene.

The Usher-assisted remix of Chris Brown and Bryson Tiller’s “It Depends” is lastly right here. The new model of the track, which already sampled the R&B icon’s “Nice & Slow,” arrived on Friday (Oct. 17) at midnight.

In the brand new lower, Brown and Tiller’s verses from the unique are moved again to provide Usher room to shine within the opener. “Oh, got a call from Chris, sayin’ that he wanna do another remix / He done already took my hit and made another hit, ain’t that a b**ch?” the A-Town singer croons. “But I said, ‘Okay, long as I can do it my way’ / Let me take you down.”

The Confessions artist cleverly referenced Brown’s tour mainstay “Take You Down” and probably his personal “My Way.” Moments later, Usher interpolates “Nice & Slow”: “I’ll freak you right, I will / I’ll freak you right, I will / I’ll freak you, freak you like no one has ever made you feel.” Take a hearken to “It Depends (The Remix)” under.

It’s been practically 9 years since Brown and Usher final teamed up on “Party” — the latter additionally lately known as 2014’s “New Flame” considered one of his “favorite music collaborations” — so followers have been understandably hyped. One X consumer joked that the one factor left is for “Usher to do the viral dance challenge.”

Another fan added that the 2 “need to go on tour.” They added, “I’d pay top dollar for that.” Keep scrolling to see extra reactions.

“It Depends (The Remix)” arrived on the heels of Brown’s “Breezy Bowl XX Stadium World Tour,” which got here to an finish on Thursday (Oct. 16) night time. Earlier this month, throughout his Atlanta present, the Grammy Award-winning singer shocked the group by bringing out Usher to carry out “Superstar.”

“This [is] my motherf**king brother for life. I’m so happy to be sharing the same stage with him,” Brown stated in the course of the present. “I know me and [Bow Wow], earlier, we came up young. We came up looking at him, Michael Jackson [and] a couple [of] other people.” He later joked that there “ain’t too many people f**king with” Usher.

“I’m just being real. He’s the greatest. My brother, I appreciate you,” Brown continued. Watch the complete clip under.