Drake and Future are back in the news, and fans have something to discuss. Although the interaction was brief, it has sparked speculation about whether the pair, once close collaborators, have fully moved on from their public differences.

“Ya Hit” features a who’s who of hip hop, with appearances from Future, Drake, Travis Scott, Loe Shimmy and Sexyy Red. The track is expected to serve as a lead single for Future’s upcoming album, “Infinity,” and the pairing of artists has already created considerable buzz. But the reunion of Drake and Future has become one of the biggest talking points.

The latest footage is said to be from a club the artists hired for scenes connected to a possible music video. Drake and Future appear to be laughing and chilling together in the clip, vibing to the song and chatting. Further footage from the shoot apparently shows Travis Scott hanging out with Loe Shimmy, giving another glimpse of the artists involved in the collaboration.

The nightclub interaction is especially interesting to those following the tension between Drake and Future. Earlier set footage reportedly showed the pair looking distant, raising questions about whether their relationship had truly mended. The contrast of those moments with the latest clip has given fans one more reason to believe the artists may be working through their differences.

The falling out became a hot topic of discussion after Kendrick Lamar dissed Drake on Future’s album, while Future seemed to add fuel to the fire with his own disses and collaborations with artists like A$AP Rocky. Those developments have left many listeners wondering whether the two former collaborators’ relationship can be salvaged.

The new footage doesn’t erase that history, but adds another piece to the puzzle. Drake and Future laughing together suggests a more comfortable interaction than some earlier moments from the shoot suggested. That said, the clip isn’t exactly clear on the status of their personal relationship or if all issues between the two have been worked out.

The collaboration on “Ya Hit” isn’t the first recent sign that the two artists have been able to work together again. “Ran To Atlanta,” featured on Drake’s “ICEMAN,” had already hinted at the ongoing possibility of communication between them. Still, that release didn’t stop the online debate about whether their friendship was back to what it once was.

So the nightclub footage offers another seemingly positive moment for now, with no definitive statement from either artist. Fans could still pore over their public interactions for clues, but the surest confirmation of where things stand would come directly from Drake or Future.

The collaboration is getting attention for both the lineup and the relationship questions it teases, with Travis Scott, Loe Shimmy, and Sexyy Red bringing them together with “Ya Hit.”