"Please, enter at your own risk," Drake tells partygoers in the opening moments of the new video for his Chris Brown collab "No Guidance."
The nine-minute video is basically a mini-movie, with director Chris Robinson bringing the track to life with multiple dialogue breaks. There's also a dance battle between Brown and Drake that's preceded with a joke about being "the type to Instagram your breakfast in the morning."
See the full thing, shot in Miami and produced by Riveting Entertainment, up top.
"Chris Brown and Drake collaborating on a song and video is so important for the culture," Andrew Listermann, Riveting Entertainment founder and CEO, said of the multi-day shoot. "I am blessed to be the producer trusted to make it happen. Shout out to Chris Brown, that's my brother."
The track has proven wildly successful for both artists, with Brown's Indigo album recently opening at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 albums chart. Drake, meanwhile, had the song assist him in tying with the Beatles for the second-most top 10s in Billboard Hot 100 history.
Friday, Drake reunited with Rick Ross for the new single "Gold Roses."
The Port of Miami 2 single was preceded earlier this year by the Drake and Ross collab "Money in the Grave." Speaking on the importance of giving fans a Port of Miami sequel 13 years after the 2006 original, Ross previously explained it was all a matter of showing respect to his beginnings.
"God is the greatest," he said in a note to fans in June. "Port of Miami started me on this journey. It's only right I bring it back to where it all started . . . It's time."
