The newly-released track is one of the singles off the Moroccan-American rapper's forthcoming album 'They Got Amnesia', which will be released on November 12.
- Oct 29, 2021
AceShowbiz - French Montana won't let anyone make fun of him. Just days after being the butt of the joke on Twitter, the Moroccan-American rapper dropped a new single called "I Don't Really Care" and its music video, in which he boasts about being a "trendsetter."
In the visual dropped on Friday, October 29, the emcee first imitates Childish Gambino (Donald Glover)'s "This Is America" music video. In the clip, he's seen shooting a man who's tied up with a head cover.
"I don't really care/ I make trends and forget about 'em/ You know I'm still stuntin' through the virals," the 36-year-old musician raps. "Word again, beat on [?]/ I'm the big bad boy since Wallace/ I don't really care."
The footage also sees French making references to iconic clips of Eminem, Cardi B and The Weeknd with his famed sparkling red jacket and bandaged face. The music video also displays a woman sporting the "I really don't care, do u?" jacket worn by Donald Trump's wife, Melania Trump.
"I Don't Really Care" is one of the singles off French's forthcoming album, "They Got Amnesia". The album, which follows his 2019 album "Montana", will be released on November 12.
The new music came just days after French clapped back at a "Squid Game" meme which joked about his reliance on features. In the said meme, participants were challenged to name the rapper's five tracks that do not include collaboration from other artists.
The meme did not go unnoticed by French, who quickly fired back by naming his 14 songs, including "Ain't Worried About Nothin", "Don't Panic", Shot Caller", "What It Look Like" and "Famous". He then argued, "Now eat a d**k [angry devil face] I'm droping a solo track this week."
Unfortunately, French's response prompted his followers to ridicule him even more. "All you proved is that French Montana is the only person who name 5 solo French Montana song," one person tweeted, before another echoed the sentiment, "not a soul on this earth outside of yourself knows any of these songs."
