Drake Featured On J Hus’ New Song ‘Who Told You’

Drake is featured on London rapper J Hus' new song "Who Told You." The track was released Thursday (June 8) where it finds the rappers trying to stay out of trouble over an uptempo beat that screams summer.

This is Drake's second music offering of 2023. He released "Search & Rescue" back in April, which samples Kim Kardashian. "I didn’t come this far, just to come this far and not be happy, remember that," Kim is heard saying on the song. The sample comes from the 2021 season finale of Keeping Up with the Kardashians.

Later in the song, Drake expresses that he wants to settle down.

"I need someone to be patient with me/Someone to get money, would not take it from me/They don’t even need to be as famous as me/I don’t think I meet 'em at the places I be/But deep down I think about you all day, mami," he rap-sings.

'Search & Rescue' follows Drizzy's announcement of his It's All A Blur Tour with 21 Savage. The tour follows their No. 1 collab album Her Loss, which dropped last year. The two rappers will hit the road starting on June 29 in Memphis at the FedEx Forum and ends on October 7 at the Scotiabank Arena. Take a look at the updated Drake and 21's It's All A Blur Tour dates here.

Most recently, Drake is leading the pack with seven BET Award nominations. The Toronto rapper is nominated for Best Male Hip-Hop Artist and Best Male R&B/Pop Artist. 21 and Drizzy are also nominated for Best Group and Album of the Year for Her Loss. 21 and Drake also grabbed a nod for "Jimmy Cooks" for the Viewer’s Choice Award. The 6 God is nominated in that category for his assist on Future's "Wait For U," with Tems.  The record is also nominated for Best Collaboration.

As for J Hus, he released his most recent album in 2020 titled Big Conspiracy. A year prior, Drake brought the London rapper on stage in his home city after he was released from jail on a knife possession charge.

Listen to "Who Told You" below:

The summer is here and many of the top artists in hip-hop and R&B are putting their bid in for "song of the summer." Over the course of May, we got drops from Beyoncé, J. Cole, Summer Walker, Kendrick Lamar, and several more.

Take a look at some of the best songs in hip-hop and R&B, ranked:

For DaBaby's May 2023 release, he takes inspiration from Jersey Club for his latest single "Shake Sumn." The firey twerk anthem is found on his three-song EP titled CALL DA FIREMAN.

H.E.R.'s "The Journey" is for anyone needing a song to lift their spirits going through a tough time. H.E.R. showcases her silky vocals with powerful lyrics on her newest release.

"All the times you thought you'd never make it through/Felt just like the world just turned its back on you/Didn't stop you/All the times you could've given in and given up/Times you didn't know if you were strong enough/Still you got through," she sings.

The City Girls, Diddy, and Fabolous are trying to have everyone "Act Bad" this summer. The flirty yet broadcaious record finds the four rappers campaigning for a summer of good times with no stress.

Toosie scored his first No. 1 with "Favorite Song" on Billboard's Hot Rap Chart in May. The original was released in February but the melodic rap hit got a second wind with the Khalid-assisted remix.

Janelle Monáe has been making headlines lately for her celebrating her sexier new image. Monáe's flirty summery single "Lipstick Lover" is just the start of her reign. Her LP The Age Of Pleasure is set to arrive 6/9.

Kendrick Lamar and Baby Keem teamed up for "The Hillbillies." In the cousin duo's music video, they even got a cameo from Tyler, The Creator who confirmed that his Camp Flog Gnaw Carnival after a three-year hiatus.

"Pelle Coat" is the second track from Lil Durk's latest album Almost Healed. For the project, the Chicago native tapped in guest appearances from Alicia Keys, J. Cole, Future, Kodak Black, 21 Savage, Chief Wuk, Rob49, Morgan Wallen, and the late Juice WRLD.

Summer Walker dropped her EP Clear 2: Soft Life and one of the fan favorites from the project was "Pull Up." On release day, Summer also released the music video to the song, which features her rumored boyfriend actor Lil Meech.

From Summer Walker's EP Clear 2: Soft Life, J. Cole made a guest appearance on the opening track "To Summer From Cole (audio hug)." On the record, Cole applauds Summer's hard work ethic and congratulates her on her newborn twins. The North Carolina rapper also teases that he is working on an album himself titled The Fall Off.

Beyoncé and Kendrick Lamar have teamed up once again. The "America Has A Probem" remix was a surprise drop from the artists. The two have previously collabed on "Freedom" from Beyoncé's Lemonade and "Nile" from The Lion King: The Gift.

Lil Durk enlisted J. Cole for the lead single "All My Life" off his latest project Almost Healed. Durk admitted that Cole bodied him on the song, which is a rarity with his features.

"He smoked my a-- on that one, for one — barely," Smurk said when asked about his experience working with the Dreamville boss, per Complex. "That barely happens. But shout out to J. Cole, shout out to [Dr.] Luke, we made it happen."