Future, Drake, Travis Scott & Loe Shimmy Link Up for the “Ya Hit” Video
Future’s “Ya Hit” had the internet talking before the visuals even landed — now the video is here.
The official music video for “Ya Hit” dropped today, Tuesday, November 10, 2026, on Future’s official YouTube channel. It runs 3 minutes, 41 seconds, and it puts the whole lineup on camera together — Future, Drake, Travis Scott and Loe Shimmy in the same room, on the same record. Sexyy Red, who laces Drake’s verse with ad-libs on the song, is in the video too.
The record itself landed Friday, November 6 as a surprise single on Freebandz/Epic — Future called the lineup “the Avengers.” ATL Jacob produced it, with mastering by Mike Dean. Shimmy, the rising Florida rapper, carries the hook at the center of a song stacked with three of the biggest names in rap, and this is Drake and Travis Scott on the same released record for the first time since “Meltdown” in 2023.
THE VIDEO
The visual keeps it crew-first: the group together in a kitchen back room — the same frame as the video’s cover photo — arm in arm, no storyline getting in the way of the link-up. Fan reaction in the comments has treated it like a reunion moment, with commenters calling it “the Avengers assemble” and the “REAL BIG 3” and debating who carried the record. Drake’s verse, around the 1:50 mark, and Travis Scott’s turn, around 2:25, are the moments getting singled out most.
THE NUMBERS
The video moved fast out the gate: within roughly its first hour, as observed around 1:18 PM Eastern today, it had drawn about 25,940 views, 6,479 likes and 938 comments — and those numbers are still climbing.
One thing the video does not do: make any claim about beef or reconciliation. Some commenters are asking about the rumored friction between Future and Drake, but nothing in the clip speaks to it — what it shows, plainly, is the three of them on a record and a video together.
“Ya Hit” previews Future’s upcoming project — reported under the title Infinity, though the label has not confirmed a title or a date. The song is Future’s first release since The Real Me in August.
Watch the official video above.
(Sources: Future’s official YouTube channel; HotNewHipHop; HipHopStories.Media.)
