If you've ever wondered what it would feel like to sit at the high roller's table with a trio of big ballers, then DJ Khaled's got you covered.
The We The Best rapper celebrated Friday's (April 30) release of his 12th album, Khaled Khaled, by dropping the lush life video for the song "Sorry Not Sorry," which features Jay-Z and Nas.
The narrative for the visual is pretty simple, really. The men, dressed in tuxedoes, puff on cigars and sip drinks in an empty casino as they push in their towering stacks toward the dealer during a late night gambling session you can't even imagine. With James Fauntleroy crooning the chorus -- "Sorry, not sorry, don't mind me/ I'm livin' the dream, don't mind me/ Came from nothin', whoever thought that we would be/ Livin' the dream, livin' the dream, yeah" -- Nas saunters up to the first verse with some serious crypto energy.
Jay is equally chill in the Hype Williams-directed clip, kicking off his verse with a tricky rhyme scheme that helps summon a blink-and-you-miss-it vocal cameo from Queen Bey. "Sorry, that's another B/ Haters still ain't recover from the other B/ Mm, that's a double B/ Nah that's a triple B, can't forget 'bout the other Bey (hey)/ It's the white gloves for me/ Hater know not to touch me, I'm with the f---ery (F--k with me)," he spits, rocking a gigantic bejeweled ring on his right hand as Beyoncé's voice bounces in to add a subtle "hey" on the song that slyly credits backing vocals to "The Hive."
Watch the video below.
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