AceShowbiz - After teasing online, GloRilla and Cardi B finally unleashed their new joint single "Tomorrow 2" along with its music video. Arriving on Friday, September 23, the visuals shows the two partying hard in New York City along with their girl friends.

The clip opens with GloRilla hitting a mini market to meet some of her pals. They later drive around the city streets and dance in subway stations. The Memphis native then texts her collaborator and asks her to join the gorup at a house party.

Cardi then shows up, sporting a varsity jacket, black pants and sunglasses. "Ridin' with my twin and nem, and we all on/ She say she my opp but I don't know her, had to look her up/ I know that I'm rich but I can't help it, b***h, I'm hood as f**k/ I've been on these b***hes neck so long, sometimes my foot get stuck," the mom of two raps in her verse.

The new track serves as Cardi's first release since she donated $100,000 to former Bronx middle school. GloRilla followed in her footsteps on Thursday as she gave a $25,000 check to her old Memphis high school.

"I'm blessed to be in position to give back to my school and my community," the raptress said about her donation, which will help Martin Luther King Prep High School support its program and infrastructure. "Memphis raised me and that's why it's important that I use my resources to help put the next generation of students and leaders from my city in the best positions to succeed."

Grateful for GloRilla's generosity, MLK Prep principal Chiquita Perry said, "We are extremely proud of Ms. Woods and thankful for her acts of service, leadership, and fellowship to her community." The principal added, "Considering her talent and success, her generous donation will be used to support the MLK Fine Arts program. There are a lot of talented students like Ms. Woods walking the halls of MLK. This gift will help us support the artistic dreams of our students."

"Tomorrow 2" follows GloRilla's remix to "F.N.F. (Let's Go)". Dropped earlier this month, the track features Latto (Mulatto) and City Girls' member JT. Saweetie was supposed to be on the song, but it's unclear why she did not make to the final cut.