“100 Grandkids” is the lead single from Mac Miller’s third studio album, GO:OD A.M. Debuted live at the Grassroots Festival, the track finds Mac showcasing his slick wordplay and effortless flow, while reflecting on his come up and getting his first hundred grand.

The track flips Diddy’s “Bad Boys For Life” for a catchy hook, making it a well-rounded hit.

The music video features Mac as a narrator to a bizarre, but fun, version of Romeo & Juliet, with kids dressed up as animals and Mac with his face on a moon, reminiscent of the children’s television show, Teletubbies. The second half shows Mac exiting the performance and rapping in front of a sick car in the parking lot of the theater.

The second part of the music video is reminiscent of the one for “Worst Behavior,” a single off of Drake’s third studio album Nothing Was the Same. The similarity would be no surprise, as Mac has stated in the past that not only is he a Drake fan, but he’s planning to do as Drake does also.