Chicago emcee Saba has released the video for his track “Come My Way,” off his critically acclaimed third studio album Few Good Things.

Saba recruited  Bone Thugs-N-Harmony’s Krayzie Bone for the track, saying in a statement that the legendary group inspired him to become an emcee himself. 

“When I think back on first discovering Bone Thugs-N-Harmony as a child, it immediately stood out to me as unique,” the Chicago lyricist said in a statement. “I started paying attention and really learning how to rap from listening to them and trying to recite it.”

He added, “It felt honest and completely true to themselves – authentic in a way that doesn’t come around very often and in a way that will be impossible to recreate. Their mix of melody and rhythms that I had never heard is what connected with me in a way that other music just didn’t. It inspired me to be more creative.”

The music video comes off the heels of Saba earning his first-ever RIAA certification for his gold-selling record, “Photosynthesis,” from his 2016 record, Bucket List Project. The 27-year-old emcee is set to go on the North American leg of his Back Home Tour on April 11th, joined by Dreamville rapper Lute and L.A. artist Amindi. The tour will kick off in Phoenix, Arizona. From there, Saba will make stops in Dallas, Orlando, Atlanta, Brooklyn, Philadelphia, Boston, Detroit, Chicago, and others before he heads off to Europe in September.

Check out the music video for Saba and Krazy Bone’s “Come My Way,” and stay tuned for more hip-hop news.