Future released the Ya Hit music video on Tuesday, November 10, 2026, four days after the song itself landed. The clip, posted to Future’s official YouTube channel under the title “Future ft. Drake, Travis Scott and Loe Shimmy, Ya Hit (Official Music Video),” runs 3 minutes 41 seconds and puts all four credited artists on screen together.
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Inside The Ya Hit Music Video At Area 29
As The Brief reported from Billboard’s coverage, the video was shot at Area 29, a Houston club, and directed by Cotto and IWANTJUAN. The four artists take over the room across the performance scenes, and Sexyy Red joins the group in the closing kitchen scene, the same back room grouping used as the video’s cover photo, with Drake clearly visible among them. The clip also folds in footage from Drake’s 40th birthday celebrations in October, which is where the song’s story started.
A Birthday Preview Turned Into A Four Way Single
The record was first previewed at that birthday celebration in New York City as a three way cut for Future, Travis Scott and Loe Shimmy, and Drake heard it in the room and jumped on it shortly afterward. iimiTV covered the song on release day in Future Drops ‘Ya Hit’ With Drake, Travis Scott: Apple Music lists it as a one song single released November 6, 2026 through Sahluna Management Company under exclusive license to Epic Records, produced by ATL Jacob with mastering by Mike Dean, and Sexyy Red contributing uncredited ad-libs underneath. Billboard noted it is the first track to carry Future, Drake and Travis Scott together.
Canada Is Already Playing It
The Canadian numbers give the video something to build on. On the Canada Top Songs list for November 9 to 15, “Ya Hit” enters at No. 9 as a new entry, one of the highest debuts on the board that week, behind Drake’s own “Janice STFU” at No. 6. The song is the lead single from Future’s forthcoming album Infinity, which he has been teasing with the #Infinity hashtag this year; no release date for the album has been announced. The single is streaming now via future.lnk.to/YAHIT, and the video is expected to be the push that carries it into its second week.
For Toronto, the headline inside the headline stays the same as it was on Friday: Drake turned a birthday preview into a finished record, and now the visual puts him on screen beside Future and Travis Scott for the first time on one track.
