Lil Uzi Vert's Latest Music Video Was Shot In Sydney

American rapper Lil Uzi Vert recently wrapped up a slew of epic shows across the country for Listen Out 2023, and now the rapper seems to have paid tribute to Down Under with the visuals for his latest single.

During his performances at the festival, Uzi had fans hyped when he revealed on stage that he would soon be releasing the third installment of his critically acclaimed LUV Is Rage series, which was announced back in 2021.

"Hey now, I'm 'bout to drop Luv Is Rage 3," Uzi told the Listen Out crowd. "You know I only drop Luv Is Rage when my heart is hurting. It's about that time.”

Lil Uzi Vert said “Luv is Rage 3” is dropping at a show just now 👀 ❤️‍🔥 pic.twitter.com/WKrTnnmWwC

— uziawge 👽 (@uziawge) September 29, 2023

On Friday (Sept. 29), Uzi then dropped a new single from the project, titled NFL, or Never Fall In Luv, with the music video being filmed in none other than Sydney, Australia.

Directed by Be El B and produced by Lyle Leduff, RAFMADE, and Matthew Gomez, NFL’s music video shows Uzi paying a visit to some iconic Sydney landmarks, including Luna Park and Walsh Bay.

While not much else has been said in regards to Luv Is Rage 3, the release would serve as a follow-up to a 26-song body of work Pink Tape, which dropped on June 30 of this year.

Pink Tape saw a number of star-studded features from Travis Scott, Nicki Minaj, Bring Me The Horizon, Don Toliver, and more.

The Philadelphia rapper debuted the album’s first single Just Wanna Rock on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon back in April, before dropping the trailer for the album in June, which sees them in an anime-style universe as they battle a cartoon villain in order to retrieve a pink diamond stolen from their forehead - a reference to the $24 million pink diamond that was torn out during a performance at Rolling Loud Miami in 2021.

Outside of the latest album, the rapper has also been busy linking up with other artists over the past two years, making more than 20 appearances on tracks by Yeat, Pusha T, Tyler, the Creator, Baby Keem, Gucci Mane, Future, and more.

Check out NFL by Lil Uzi Vert below.