Philadelphia rapper Meek Mill has apparently been collaborating with pop icon Justin Timberlake.
Released “for motivational purposes only,” the song, titled “Believe,” will be an inspirational track, according to online music magazine Billboard.
An Instagram entry posted on Thursday by Meek appears to be vignette promoting the song along with “Believe in Me,” which is directed by Maxime Quoilin. As a woman reads a passage from the New Testament in the Bible, Meek can be heard rapping, “Watch over me.”
Entertainment news website Hit Up Ange said Meek and Timberlake were in the studio in October when Timberlake explained how the pair ended up working together.
“I’m having these experiences that are fueling me in such a different way and, again, I think it was really birthed out of feeling like, what can I do right now to just be a part of my community and integrate,” Timberlake told the site.
Meek also posted an Instagram clip in December that appeared to show him and Timberlake in a video shoot. “2020 gone be different,” the caption read.
Hit Up Ange speculated that “Perhaps we could get it tomorrow night as a New Music Friday release.”
Here’s a teaser.
