The $30 million toe in the water

After a prolonged absence, Boards of Canada has released a new track called 'Inferno'. The track is now available to stream on various platforms.

The collaboration between Chief Keef and Perry on 'Legendary Lovers (Save Me)' is a remix of a song that was first released in 2013.

The song features a Max Martin-produced beat and has a Chicago drill pioneer rap style.

A decade of disagreement and redemption

The collaboration between the two artists is a result of a decade-long friendship that began with a disagreement in 2013.

Perry had expressed her disgust with Chief Keef's song 'Hate Being Sober', which featured a guest appearance.

Chief Keef had taken offense to her comments and the two had a public disagreement.

From enemies to friends

However, they have since made amends and have collaborated on the song 'Legendary Lovers (Save Me)'.

Chief Keef attends VERZUZ: Mike WiLL Made-It vs. Hit-Boy presented by Complex and Apple Music at Apple Music Studios on January 30, 2026, in Los Angeles.

The pop star recruited Sosa to hop on a remix to Legendary Lovers Save Me,which arrived on streaming services on Friday, May 29.

Legendary Lovers (Save Me)

You got a job interview, hope it goes smooth, come back home and tell me how you do, here's some money, baby, I'm so proud of you, she gon' go and get it, that's my type of b-h, she make me turn up for her like Yabba Dabba Doo, he raps while Perry holds down the ad-libs.

This collaboration dates back to 2013, when KP lit the spark while voicing her disgust with hearing Keef's Hate Being Sober featuring.

She tweeted at the time, Mr. Keef, I'm sorry if I offended you , I heard a lot of people guesting on the song and didn't even know it was you in particular. I'm a fan of your Don't Like video tbh, I was really just having a general opinion on our generation's desire to be constantly intoxicated.

Sosa also said he was sorry for how he lashed out during their interaction, Oh I'm Sorry Too Then, he replied.

Who is the unnamed buyer?

While the song's lyrics talk about a job interview and a woman who is proud of her partner's accomplishments, the collaboration between the two artists is a result of a decade-long friendship that began with a disagreement in 2013.

The song's lyrics also mention a woman who is proud of her partner's accomplishments, but the identity of the unnamed buyer remains a mystery .

The collaboration between the two artists is a result of a decade-long friendship that began with a disagreement in 2013.