Travis Scott has dropped the official music video for “PBT,” his high-profile collaboration with South African sensation Tyla and Jamaican dancehall icon Vybz Kartel. The visual, shot against the striking backdrop of Tokyo’s skyline, brings a sleek, night-driven narrative to the genre-blending track from Jackboys 2, the latest album from Scott’s Cactus Jack collective.

Directed by acclaimed filmmaker Nabil, the clip opens with panoramic cityscapes before cutting into a more personal story. Scott and Tyla are shown prepping in separate hotel rooms, each in quiet anticipation, while flashbacks of a previous encounter surface throughout the video. As the narrative unfolds, the two characters eventually reunite and walk off into the city night in silence, a moment that mirrors the song’s nocturnal mood. Vybz Kartel appears more distantly in the visual, his verse adding depth and linking the track’s contemporary energy with dancehall’s rich legacy.

PBT” itself blends Afrobeats, dancehall, and hip-hop elements, highlighting the stylistic reach of Jackboys 2. Produced by BBYKOBE, the song gives Scott a more restrained, melodic delivery while allowing Tyla’s rhythmic presence to anchor the groove. Vybz Kartel’s contribution bridges contemporary global pop with classic island influences, reinforcing the collaborative spirit at the heart of the project.

The release continues the momentum for Jackboys 2, which debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200, marking another commercial milestone for Scott and his Cactus Jack roster. With a lineup that spans from Future and 21 Savage to Playboi Carti, Don Toliver, and GloRilla, the album underscores Scott’s ongoing influence in shaping cross-genre hip-hop while pushing visual and sonic boundaries.

Click play above for “PBT.”

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