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Scene from the Passport Junkie video by Rod Wave
"Passport Junkie" by Rod Wave (RodWave / YouTube)

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Drake Collab? Rod Wave Drops New Video Amid Rising Speculation

Rod Wave’s latest video, “Passport Junkie,” just dropped, and it has fans buzzing — not just for the visuals, but also for what could be coming next. The T Five-produced track, expected to be featured on his sixth studio album Last Lap, is a nostalgic and introspective ride, showcasing the Florida rapper’s signature blend of soulful melodies and heartfelt lyricism.

Directed by Cam Videos, the “Passport Junkie” video pairs Rod Wave’s contemplative lines with evocative imagery, taking fans deeper into his world of pain, reflection, and the pursuit of something greater. The video’s release, however, comes at an interesting time.

In the past 24 hours, a leaked snippet of a rumoured collaboration between Rod Wave and Drake, tentatively titled “Best Friend,” has set the internet ablaze. Fans have been speculating on the authenticity of the track after the snippet surfaced online on September 13, 2024, sparking discussions on one of the biggest hip-hop subreddits (/r/Drizzy). Rod Wave himself fuelled the rumours by posting an Instagram Story where he tagged Drake alongside a goat and turtle emoji, hinting at a potential collaboration.

While there’s no confirmed release date for “Best Friend” just yet, the hype surrounding the snippet has only added to the anticipation for what’s next from Rod Wave. For now, fans can immerse themselves in “Passport Junkie” and wait for more to unfold.

You can find “Passport Junkie” on Apple Music, Spotify, and various other digital streaming platforms. Stay tuned for Last Lap.

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