Champagne Papi has done it again, as fans woke up to a lovely surprise Sunday morning. Singer and rapper Drake put out two new songs late Saturday night titled “When To Say When” and “Chicago Freestyle.” Rather than releasing a new video for each song, the Canadian native instead merged both tracks into one video.

The official video, directed by cinematographer Theo Skudra is now available on YouTube.

In the song “When To Say When,” Drake can be heard over JAY-Z’s “Song Cry” sample as he addresses the mother of his son, Adonis, and his experience of putting on for Toronto. The video then transitions into “Chicago Freestyle,” where Drake goes into lessons he’s learned from previous relationships with women over Eminem’s “Superman” sample. Drake can be seen in the video riding and lounging around his hometown Toronto before stashing stacks of money into a safe.

According to CNN, Drake is working on a sixth album that is expected to release in 2020.

Feature Image via Billboard