It comes after Thug expressed quite the interest in working with a man he considers an idol, even to the point where he's said he'd like to continue the Carter series legacy once Lil Wayne reportedly completes it after a final release this year.

Should that end up the case, then the young rapper is certainly a worthy inheritor, judging by his first track with Weezy. The duo raps back and forth on the song, trading off verses over a moody, piano-filled beat produced by London on Da Track.

Both have more of a singsong flow on the song, especially in Wayne's case. But once the song gets toward its second half, both rappers ramp up the energy, sometimes in a nearly shouted cadence.