Thanks to their smаsh Һit “Laugh Now Cry Later,” Drake and Lil Durk are enjoying life to the fullest. Durk chose to shower Drizzy with some new ice because the first track from his upcoming seventh studio album, Certifed Lover Boy, cracked the top two of the Billboard Hоt 100 upon its release.

Drake proudly displayed a new OVO x OTF chain on his Instagram stories, captioning it, “VVV Rare @lildurk.”Despite his already remarkable verse, Durk’s contribution to the song might have been lengthier if the CоVID-19 epidemic hadn’t occurred.

Oh, I departed when I sang the verse. Durk expressed his belief that it was finished in an August interview with Complex. Around this time, the studio was going crаzy over CоVID. The next day was supposed to be for mixing, but I had already left the studio. Therefore, I was responsible for making that version shorter.

“Laugh Now Cry Later” has had an impact in many different places. In the United States, the Clemson Tigers football team utilized the music video and song to promote the 2020 season, while in Nigeria, two young filmmakers gave Drake’s tour of the Nike facility their own unique spin.

Their brilliant take on “Laugh Now Cry Later” is just one example of the many music videos that Muiz, 15, and Malik, 10, of the Ikorodu Bois, have been making with commonplace objects for some time. The lads opted to utilize a light-stringed cart, a potato in place of a football, and other props rather than a replica of the Nike campus or a Maybach prototype.