Watch: DJ Khaled Shares 3 New Music Videos

DJ Khaled Feat. Nipsey Hussle & John Legend “Higher”, “Just Us” Feat. SZA & “Celebrate” Feat. Travis Scott & Post Malone

DJ Khaled’s new album Father of Asahd dropped at the stroke at midnight, available everywhere now. The star-studded LP boasts a supporting cats that includes Beyoncé, JAY-Z, Justin Bieber, Chance the Rapper, Lil’ Wayne, Cardi B, Nas, SZA, Big Sean, Buju Banton and more.

DJ Khaled Feat. Nipsey Hussle & John Legend “Higher”

One record fans have been eagerly anticipating is the song “Higher,” a collaboration from the late Nipsey Hussle featuring John Legend. The soulful record is our first record from the Crenshaw rapper following his untimely death back in late March.

“Recently, I embarked on a soul-searching journey down a road I never thought I would travel in a million years,” said DJ Khaled in a note posted to social media earlier this week. “It began when a tragedy robbed the world of an enlightened soul, a brother a father, a partner and my friend, Nipsey Hussle.” Khaled later continued, “Just days prior, he shared his energy and positivity with me on a video set for a song called, ‘Higher.’ After much prayer and reflection; and with the full blessing of the Asghedom family, I am sharing that moment with you.” Khaled would reveal that all proceeds from the new single will go to Nipsey’s two children, Emani and Kross.

 DJ Khaled Feat. SZA “Just Us”

Khaled starts off the morning with a second video, the medieval-themed “Just Us” with SZA. Watch Khaled and the TDE songstress go to war and come out victorious in the Joseph Kahn-directed clip below.

Father of Asahd features appearances by Beyoncé, JAY-Z, Justin Bieber, Chance the Rapper, Lil’ Wayne, Cardi B, Nas, SZA, Big Sean, Buju Banton and more.

DJ Khaled Feat. Travis Scott & Post Malone “Celebrate”

Continuing his flood of visuals, Khaled returns with a video for the song “Celebrate.” Co-starring Travis Scott and Post Malone, watch the trio’s chaotic surroundings come to a freezing halt in the Joseph Kahn-directed clip below.

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