mgk is keeping the momentum rolling with the release of “JJK,” a brand-new collaboration with Japanese hip-hop star Yuki Chiba. Available now alongside a striking music video directed by Sam Cahill, the track blends the duo’s distinct styles over a hard-hitting beat that showcases their undeniable chemistry.
The cinematic video sees mgk and Chiba weaving through a Japanese-inspired temple, matching the song’s intense energy with bold visuals. The release is also backed by eye-catching animated artwork from Maggiolina, adding another layer to the single’s unique aesthetic.
For Yuki Chiba, “JJK” marks another major step in his global rise. Following breakout hits like “Team Tomodachi” and “Mamushi” with Megan Thee Stallion, plus collaborations with Murda Beatz, Feid and Big Sean, the Japanese rapper is set to launch his first North American headlining tour this November.
Meanwhile, mgk shows no signs of slowing down. After dropping the collaborative mixtape blog era boyz with Wiz Khalifa in May, he’s gearing up for MGK Day 2026 in his hometown, where he’ll headline alongside Wiz. His packed schedule also includes performances at Summer Sonic in Japan, a special pop-up event, and stops in Mexico and Brazil, including Rock in Rio.
With “JJK,” mgk and Yuki Chiba deliver a cross-cultural collaboration that’s as powerful visually as it is sonically—making it a must-listen for fans on both sides of the globe.
