Grammy-winning rapper Lupe Fiasco is really back on his music grind and keeps proving it. Whether it’s new freestyles or fire songs - or in this case a new ‘Autoboto’ music video - you can’t help but lock in to the Chicago legend’s creations.

Lupe Fiasco’s back-back with his Autoboto

With packed lyrical bars, Lupe doesn’t slow down on his newest banger. And of course it feels like real life moments from those late night Grand Theft Auto Online gaming goals in his ‘Autoboto’ music video.

Known for his layered metaphors and perceptive point-of-view, Lupe Fiasco often sounds happiest when he lets loose and spits. Giving the visual treatment to one of the verbose tracks from his new album DRILL MUSIC IN ZION, Lupe shares the music video for "AUTOBOTO." Released as a single last month, "AUTOBOTO" is a mischievous, playful, and deceptively dense single that finds Lupe weaving his precise barbs around Soundtrakk's arpeggiating guitars. In the hook, Lupe compares himself to a Porsche Carrera, a finely-tuned, performance-focused sports car that tears up the road like Lupe tears up the mic. In the "AUTOBOTO" video, Lupe drives around his hometown of Chicago in that vehicle, before parking the vehicle in view of the city's iconic skyline. For the song's final minute, Lupe beams out of frame and cedes the spotlight to Nayirah, who closes the clip with her melodic mastery.

The new Drill Music In Zion album

The music video is must-see but if you really want to soak into everything Lupe’s worked in the past year? Look no further than his newly released Drill Music In Zion studio album.

The product of a burst of thoughtful spontaneity, Lupe created DRILL MUSIC IN ZION over a short period, diving into a folder of beats sent by Soundtrakk and emerging with a fully-realized album in just three days (“Sometimes deadlines are lifelines,” says Lupe). The album is home to highlights like "NAOMI," in which Lupe fuses playful political analysis with poignant emotional resonance, and "MS. MURAL," which continues a series of songs that started on 2014's Tetsuo & Youth ("Mural") and continued with his last album DROGAS WAVE ("Mural Jr."), and the jazz-inflected title track, which slyly comments on how art created amidst strife becomes commodified entertainment for the masses. Released last week, the ten-track album earned praise from NPR, Complex, The FADER, and many others, including Vinyl Me Please, who wrote "At their best, Lupe’s bars are as visually and phonetically pleasing as popped bubble wrap."

DRILL MUSIC IN ZION is Lupe's first new album since 2018's DROGAS WAVE, but the proud Chicago native has already had a busy 2022, marked with sold out shows, new music, and much more. Last week, Lupe shared "Galveston," an Apple Music-exclusive track that explores the origins of Juneteenth. Lupe recently closed out his "Food & Liquor Tour," a series of performances in which he plays his debut album in full. He paid tribute to his hometown in the reflective, self-produced "100 Chicagos," and dug into the archives to share "Hustlaz," a previously-unreleased song originally recorded before the release of the now-classic debut album Food & Liquor.