Juvenile Co-Signs Jon Batiste’s Take On ‘Back That Azz Up’

Juvenile has given props to jazz celebrity Jon Batiste for his distinctive tackle the traditional Hip Hop monitor, “Again That Azz Up.”

The Louisiana native shared a video on X, previously often known as Twitter, on Thursday (April 18). There, he shouted out his fellow Louisiana native, Batiste, for taking a jazz method to the intro to the traditional music, earlier than bringing out the ex-Scorching Boy to enchant the Coachella crowd.

“Among the best ever renditions of BTAU ever do you agree?? @JonBatiste thanks for bringing me and the household out to @coachella #bucketlist,” he wrote within the caption.

Try the video under.

Among the best ever renditions of BTAU ever do you agree?? @JonBatiste thanks for bringing me and the household out to @coachella#bucketlist ✅ pic.twitter.com/aQPzW07M34

— JUVENILE (@juviethegreat) April 19, 2024

In current months, Juvenile has skilled a profession renaissance of kinds, as he lately proved when he celebrated his official video for “400 Degreez” reaching a million views in lower than three days.

Juvie took to his Instagram on March 29 to announce the achievement, and couldn’t have been extra thrilled about it.

“1 million views!!! @manniefresh the video gone platinum already on @youtube thanks to the followers !!” he wrote within the caption. “Drop [four fire emojis] within the feedback to tell us how scorching you suppose it’s and in the event you haven’t go on YouTube and sort in Juvenile 400 Degreez.”

The Diesel Filmz-directed clip opens with a message that reads: “On November 3, 1998, Juvenile launched his third album album 400 Degreez. The album went on to be licensed 4x platinum having offered over 4 million copies.

“This groundbreaking album stays Juvenile’s best-selling venture of his solo profession. This visible is a celebration of the twenty fifth anniversary of this monumental achievement.”

From there, the New Orleans rap legend may be seen linking up with former Money Cash cohort Mannie Contemporary — who produced the whole lot of 400 Degreez — whereas two video vixens whip up a birthday cake for the album.

Throwback footage from the 400 Degreez period is peppered all through the clip, together with newer pictures of Juvie and Mannie performing.

To have fun the album’s quarter-century anniversary, Juvenile reissued 400 Degreez with a digital deluxe version on March 29, with a double LP coloration vinyl to comply with on April 26.

The reissue options two new tracks, “Occasion” and “We Be Blowing Cash.”