Joyner Lucas released the new single “What’s That?” off his upcoming third studio album Not Now, I’m Busy.
The two-time Grammy nominee’s newest song features him rapping about Google fact-checking his net worth as he enjoys his “bachelor lifestyle and stacking up millions,” a press release notes.
The news comes after the entrepreneur dropped two other tracks, “Blackout” featuring Future in April, and “Devil’s Work Part 2” in March. The latter song imagined the ability to change the course of time to stop “Will Smith from slapping Chris Rock, preventing Kobe Bryant from taking a helicopter in January 2020, and eradicating the vape cartridges from Brittney Griner’s bag before her trip to Russia,” per the same press release.
Joyner Lucas’ forthcoming Not Now, I’m Busy will be his first album in three years. The project is set to release on Aug. 18, 2023.
Stream “What’s That?” below.
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