Key Takeaways:

• The “PBT” music video blends Afrobeats, dancehall and hip hop in a moody, late-night setting.
• The Nabil-directed visible options nighttime scenes and a celebration vibe, aligning with different JACKBOYS 2 releases.
• “PBT” marks Travis Scott and Vybz Kartel’s first collaboration, whereas Tyla beforehand labored with the Houston rapper on her “Water” remix.

Travis Scott, Tyla and Vybz Kartel are exhibiting like to all the gorgeous brown issues of their music video for “PBT.” Released on Wednesday (Dec. 17), the Nabil-directed effort brings the track’s dancehall and Afrobeats influences to life in an enormous means.

Similar to the opposite JACKBOYS 2 visuals — together with those for “BEEP BEEP” and “DUMBO” — the “PBT” music video principally takes place after darkish. We see Scott smoking from a high-rise earlier than preparing for his date with Tyla.

“You’ve been outside, so why you on me? / Afterparty ’cause we ain’t concrete / Reminiscing, you thinkin’ ’bout me,” the South African songstress sings about halfway via the file. Later, as Kartel launches into his verse, Tyla and Scott flip up WWP-style at what seems to be a celebration. Take a glance under.

“PBT” marked Scott and Kartel’s first time working collectively. As some followers would possibly recall, the Houston rapper beforehand linked up with Tyla for the remix of her breakout single, “Water,” in 2023.

It’s been some time since we’ve gotten one other visible from JACKBOYS 2, which arrived in July. As Rap-Up beforehand reported, Scott responded to Pusha T’s “So Be It” jabs on “CHAMPAIN & VACAY” and interpolated Shyne’s “Bad Boyz” on the aptly titled “SHYNE.”

Since it’s a JACKBOYS compilation, followers additionally obtained collaborations from Cactus Jack Records artists like Don Toliver, Sheck Wes, SoFaygo and Wallie the Sensei. Additional options got here from Future, YoungBoy Never Broke Again, Playboi Carti and Yeat, amongst others.

Tyla, in the meantime, has stayed busy for a lot of the yr. On Monday (Dec. 15), she notably reacted to backlash after sharing a video of herself strolling a tiger. “In hassle on the ‘net again #everybodymakesmistakes #everybodyhasthosedays,” she wrote under an Instagram post, seemingly referencing Hannah Montana’s “Nobody’s Perfect.”

music-wise, the Grammy Award-winning singer launched WWP in July. It included “IS IT” and “BLISS,” together with a lone characteristic from Wizkid. Then, in October, she adopted up the venture with “CHANEL.”