NAV released the official WOAH music video with Young Thug on November 4, 2026, giving the September single its visual. The WOAH music video is the Toronto artist’s latest move in a year already shaped by his run alongside Young Thug, and it turns a song fans have lived with for nearly two months into a full release moment again.
The timing matters, and it needs to be stated plainly. WOAH the song was released earlier as a single on September 11, 2026. The news in this window is the official video, which arrived on November 4, 2026 on NAV’s official YouTube channel. The video title is listed as NAV – WOAH FT Young Thug (Official Music Video), and its description points listeners to the song at Nav.lnk.to/WOAH. FreshHipHopR&B published its coverage on November 4, 2026, embedding the same official video and noting that NAV shared the visuals after dropping the song itself back in September.
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Inside the WOAH music video release
A video landing weeks after a single is not an afterthought for an artist at NAV’s level. It is a second launch. The first launch asks listeners to hear the record. The second asks them to see how the record should be remembered. For WOAH, that distinction is the whole story. The song had already done its first work in September, finding its audience through streaming and through the ongoing conversation around NAV and Young Thug as a pairing. The video now gives that pairing a face, a pace and a setting that a streaming page cannot provide.
That is also why the date honesty around this post matters to readers. Calling November 4 a song release would be wrong. The song is a September 11, 2026 single, credited to XO Records and Republic Records. November 4 is when the official music video arrived. Keeping those two dates separate is not a technicality. It is how fans track a rollout, how they understand what is new, and how they judge what an artist is building toward next. NAV is not introducing WOAH this week. He is extending it, deliberately, with the most shareable piece of the campaign.
The official source is the anchor for everything here. The video lives on NAV’s own YouTube channel, it features Young Thug by name in the title, and it links directly to the official release hub for the song. There is no alternate cut or unofficial upload at the centre of this story. What arrived on November 4 is the artist’s own presentation of the record, and that is the version embedded in this post for readers to watch in full.
A September single built by Wheezy, Dez Wright and 9Jay
The record underneath the video carries serious production weight. WOAH was produced by Wheezy, Dez Wright and 9Jay, a team credited on the song’s September release. That production credit helps explain why the collaboration drew attention long before a camera was involved. Wheezy’s long working history with Young Thug is well established, and placing NAV inside that sound puts the Toronto artist in a lane where melody, space and bounce have to work together rather than compete.
On the song itself, NAV and Young Thug trade in the melodic, atmospheric style that has defined both of their strongest collaborations. Contemporary coverage of the September single described the track as bringing together their signature melodic flows over smooth, atmospheric production, with the chemistry between the two as the selling point. That description still fits as the frame for the video. The visual does not need to rescue a record that missed. It needs to match a record that already connected, and to give the collaboration a lasting image.
For NAV, whose full name is Navraj Goraya, the XO and Republic backing also matters. WOAH is not an underground loosie or a one off upload. It is a major label single from a Canadian artist operating at a major level, released through the system that has carried his biggest work. That context is part of why a standalone video drop in November counts as news in Toronto and beyond. Every official step in this rollout is a signal about where NAV stands in his current run and how much investment sits behind the next phase.
NAV and Young Thug meet again after Trimski
WOAH is not the first time NAV and Young Thug have linked this year. The two released Trimski in February 2026, and coverage of WOAH’s September arrival noted that it was their first track together since Trimski, a record they had been performing during Young Thug’s New Generation Tour. NAV joined that tour as a special guest across all dates, which means WOAH did not arrive in isolation. It arrived while the two artists were sharing stages night after night.
That live context changes how the video should be read. A collaboration written only in a studio can feel transactional. A collaboration carried on tour, performed in front of audiences and then extended with a second single and now an official video, reads as a working partnership. Trimski opened the year for the pairing. WOAH, first as a September single and now as a November video, keeps that partnership in front of the public and gives fans a second distinct record to judge it by.
Young Thug’s presence is central to that story, and the billing reflects it. The song is NAV featuring Young Thug, the video title credits him in the same way, and the official release hub presents WOAH as a shared moment rather than a background feature. For iimiTV readers tracking Toronto artists on the biggest stages, that is the sharpest detail in the release. A Toronto artist is not chasing a feature here. He is in an ongoing, repeated collaboration with one of Atlanta’s defining artists, on major label releases, across a tour and now across two singles in a single year.
What the video signals for NAV next
The open question after a video drop like this is always what comes next, and it should be handled carefully. FreshHipHopR&B closed its November 4 coverage by saying it hoped a new NAV project could be expected soon. That is expectation, not a confirmed announcement, and this post will not present it as one. No album title, album date or tracklist for a next NAV project has been verified in the sources used for this story.
What is verified is momentum. NAV has a September single still being pushed in November, a second Young Thug collaboration for the year, a tour run as special guest on Young Thug’s New Generation Tour, and now an official video giving WOAH a renewed push on his own channel. Artists do not usually spend that kind of effort on a record they consider finished. The video extends the life of the song through the end of the year and keeps NAV visible in a crowded release season without needing to announce anything new.
For Toronto, the story is straightforward. A Canadian major artist from this city continues to release at the highest level, with major label backing, elite production and a repeat collaboration with Young Thug. WOAH started as a song on September 11, 2026. On November 4, 2026, it became a video, and that video is the drop worth marking. Watch it above, through NAV’s official channel, and judge the pairing on the work itself.
Sources: NAV official YouTube, NAV – WOAH FT Young Thug (Official Music Video); FreshHipHopR&B, NAV feat. Young Thug – WOAH [Video], published November 4, 2026.
