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Kendrick Lamar guests on one of the 15 new songs Coach Pop Gregg Popovich Spurs Nation Stands With You Signature T-shirt .At long last, SZA has released SOS Deluxe: LANA, the deluxe version of her 2022 album SOS, which topped the Billboard 200 for 10 nonconsecutive weeks. The expanded edition boasts 15 new tracks, including “30 For 30,” featuring Kendrick Lamar.SOS Deluxe: LANA was originally slated to drop at midnight on December 20, but there were some delays do mixing. So for a good chunk of the day, fans had to make do with “Drive” and its kooky music video, starring Ben Stiller.Back in February, SZA spoke to The Hollywood Reporter about LANA, though she was reluctant to share much.“I feel like I want to allow it to finish shaping itself and form itself before I speak on it and possibly change the trajectory of what it could be,” she said. “But, I will say, I’m in a beautiful space creatively and I feel just very new.”

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Ben Stiller stars in the music video Coach Pop Gregg Popovich Spurs Nation Stands With You Signature T-shirt .SZA was supposed to drop SOS Deluxe: LANA—the deluxe edition of her 2022 album SOS—at midnight, and while it’s yet to arrive, apparently due to mixing delays, she was nice enough to give fans the music video for a new song called “Drive.” The clip stars a lip-syncing Ben Stiller, whom SZA stans due to his role in creating the Apple TV+ series Severance, and the lyrics describe a dark night of the soul for the singer. (Also, at the end, SZA appears as some kind of a mutant bug.)Produced by ThankGod4Cody and Billy Lemos, “Drive” is a smooth, minimalist track built on just electric guitar and SZA’s plaintive vocals. In the pre-chorus that opens the song, we meet SZA behind the wheel, feeling a bit lost.I been up ‘til up midnight, drivin’ to nowhereBumpin’ a slow song, can’t get my head clear I been up ‘til sunrise, headed to nowhere Hopin’ that someone’s missin’ me somewhere She states her situation plainly in the chorus Drivin’, just drivin’ Just tryin’, just tryna get my head right In the first verse, SZA explains how the pressures of fame have contributed to her mental state And it don’t hit the same when you’re all alone And the money’s insane, I know But it don’t fill the void at all And I promised my mom I’d do better But they keep trying me so hard With all the bullshit and fuck it all Later, she addresses the haters—including those who are jealous about SOS having spent 10 nonconsecutive weeks atop the Billboard 200 How you copy then compete? Oh, you just mad that your nigga want me Oh, you just mad that we went ten weeks Oh, you just mad that your ass ain’t free But SZA isn’t looking for negativity. In the second verse, she realizes she “can’t waste energy looking for enemies.” I’m anti-beef, half your bitches be too cheap Half a milli when I bling, fuck I look like, on my knees? You really just mad ‘cause I make it look easy I’m really this bad, you should see it 3D