Family first.

Lil Durk is back with his retrospective single, “Old Days”, which comes with its music video directed by Jerry Productions.

Produced by Southside and Smatt Sertified, the Chicago rapper opens up on the early struggles growing up and former relationships with family and friends.

“All the times I said granny, that’s the passion that it’s from / Her condition scared me so much, I ain’t visit her in months,” raps Durkio from a cliff overlooking in the ocean. “Chino visit me more than them and he only visit me just once / The older rats got out before Unc’ and they around here like it’s nothing / How many niggas I used to fuck with told me fuck me over money?”

“Old Days” is the first single off Lil Durk’s upcoming, Love Songs 4 The Streets 3, the follow-up to 2019’s Love Songs 4 The Streets 2.

The track also marks Lil Durk’s first release since last year’s Almost Healed album and his OTF’s Nightmare In The Trenches complication. He can also be heard on Kanye West and Ty Dolla $ign’s “Vultures” featuring Bump J.