Chicago native Saba previously released a track called "Come My Way," featuring Krayzie Bone of Bone Thugs-N-Harmony and continues the marketing for his contemplative new album Few Good Things. The video is rather basic, with Saba talking into the camera outside, intercut with internal footage of Saba rapping alongside members of his Chicago-based group, Pivot Gang. Krayzie Bone, who is no new to the group dynamic, joins them as an unofficial sixth member as he raps his piece to the contemplative tune. Saba's short film, also named Few Good Things, which reflected the message stated throughout the album and songs like "Come My Way," preceded the release of the video for "Come My Way": Recognizing the positive things that make life worth living, even when bad things happen to make it appear that it isn't. That message is especially poignant in light of Pivot Gang's recent loss of a member, Squeak, the group's DJ and producer, who was shot to death in Chicago in August. The band previously lost a member, Saba and Joseph Chilliams' cousin, John Walt, to a stabbing in 2017 and has since honored him with their annual John Walt Day show. Check out the new music video below.
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Saba's Back Home Tour tickets on sale now: https://sabapivot.com/tour Few Good Things, a short film: https://youtu.be/bkI_5ouHUFI
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