00:00Shibuzi featuring Gunna. High Noon. Shibuzi has released the official video for High Noon,
00:07his collaboration with Gunna. The visual arrived following a new push for the track on September
00:1212th, adding a fresh chapter to an album rollout that began in July. Apple Music describes High
00:18Noon as a foreboding trap country anthem, with Gunna's bars playing a central role.
00:23The song blends Gunna's Atlanta rap style with Shibuzi's country and western influences,
00:28and the new video continues the visual world Shibuzi created for the album.
00:33High Noon originally appeared on The Outlaw's Cherie Lee and Other Western Tales,
00:38Shibuzi's fourth studio album, released on July 31st through his American Dogwood imprint
00:43in partnership with Empire. The album is built around a fictional western revenge story following
00:49Cherie Lee, whose sheriff father is killed by the bootcut boys before the story takes a tragic turn.
00:55Shibuzi assembled a diverse group of collaborators for the project,
00:58including Jamie Foxx, Kalani, Leon Bridges, Tayana Taylor, Orville Peck, and Sam Elliott.
01:05The album debuted at number 12 on the Billboard 200 on the chart, dated August 15th,
01:11earning 31,000 equivalent album units in the United States during its first tracking week,
01:16according to Luminate. The timing of the video gives High Noon another opportunity for exposure.
01:22Shibuzi and Gunna will perform together at the 2026 MTV Video Music Awards.
01:28High Noon is gaining renewed attention through its new video, upcoming MTV VMA performance,
01:33and Shibuzi's continued expansion of the album era, months after its July release.
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