Brooklyn drill rapper Fivio Foreign continues his gospel-inspired musical journey with an uplifting new single titled “You Make Me,” featuring The Fire Choir. The collaboration blends his familiar drill-influenced rap delivery with powerful gospel choir vocals, creating a refreshing sound that brings together hip-hop, gospel and R&B influences.

Released on November 6, 2026, through Fivi Affairs L.L.C., “You Make Me” continues Fivio Foreign’s exploration of faith-driven music. Following his earlier collaborations with The Fire Choir on “Chasin” and “SOLDIER,” the rapper maintains his commitment to delivering music with more positive and spiritually inspired messages.

One interesting element of the song is its musical inspiration. “You Make Me” incorporates an interpolation of Monica’s “So Gone,” the popular R&B record released in 2003. This gives the track a familiar R&B connection while allowing Fivio to explore a different creative direction with his signature rap style and the choir’s rich vocal arrangements.

The contribution of The Fire Choir is central to the song’s identity. Their harmonies bring a strong gospel atmosphere to the production, complementing Fivio’s delivery and giving the record an uplifting character. The combination creates an interesting balance between Brooklyn drill energy and traditional gospel influences.

The release also arrives with an official music video directed by Whipalo and produced by Rich Son, continuing the visual collaboration behind Fivio’s recent releases with The Fire Choir.

Known for popular songs such as “Big Drip,” “City of Gods” featuring Kanye West and Alicia Keys, and “Off the Grid,” Fivio Foreign is showing another side of his artistry through this growing collection of faith-inspired releases.

If you enjoy Gospel Drill, Christian Hip-Hop and inspirational rap, make sure to check out Fivio Foreign – You Make Me Ft. The Fire Choir. Listen, download and share this uplifting collaboration with fellow music lovers.