Since Jackboy released Jackboy 2, the follow-up to the successful Jackboy film released last year, it has been a few months. Throughout the album, the Haitian-American star fitted the masses with a slew of hard-hitting cuts and a couple of featured performances from Money Man and Fireboy DML. Jackboy has released several notable singles and collaborations after the release of that album, includingAXL Beats‘ “Motorbike,” Cheque’s “No One Else,” TEC’s “Art Of War,” Slimelife Shawty’s “Pick Your Side,” and Money Man’s “No Fema” in addition to the emotional “Don’t Force My Hand,” which is largely believed to be meant for his former associate Kodak Black.
Jackboy releases his newest single on (Dec. 31) titled “Letter To God,” an Jumpman and AXL Beats and produced track that sees him exploring and questioning his own faith when faced with various challenges:
“Letter To God” is accompanied by a visual by SkinnyWhiteBoi, in which Jackboy offers heartfelt bars while riding in a Rolls Royce Cullinan.
Jackboy had an eventful year in 2020. Beyond the eponymous album, fans had the opportunity to enjoy Love Me While I’m Here and Living In History, which came out in August and December, respectively.
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