Music video
The official music video for "4x4", directed by Gabriel Moses, premiered over fourteen hours after the song's release on January 24, 2025. It was filmed in Scott's hometown of Houston, Texas, and some sequences were created with black-and-white imagery. The video starts with an alternate version of the logo of Columbia Pictures, which represents Scott and the words "CACTUS" are displayed there as a reference to his record label, Cactus Jack Records. During the first sequence, a group of men is seen running on a highway with a vintage four-wheel drive car. The song then starts as Scott, who is wearing a Houston Astros cap and drinking water from a bottle, is later accompanied by footage of a section of horn players and drives the car as the men are running behind him. A girl later opens a door and dances to the song with her phone, which then sees the horn players performing in a football field surrounded by female dancers. Scott later dances with a dog in a corridor with the Texas flag shown in the background. The following sequence shows a cowboy training his cow, two girls battling in a car crash, a boy standing in a helicopter while dressed as a superhero, and Scott performing with the horn players behind him at the grandstand. He is later seen wearing wrestling belts while watching a wrestling game to represent his partnership with the WWE at the time. He later drinks some liquid from a can and joins the wrestling match, attacking the other wrestlers, and is then seen with a herd of cows at a stable. The video's last sequence shows real-life images of a herd of police cars on a highway attacking the four-wheel drive car that Scott drives, as well as a black-and-white sequence of the superhero boy standing in the dark and previous sequences of the video. Towards the end, a monkey depicted as a commentator is seen while listening to the song.
"4x4" debuted at number one on the Billboard Hot 100 dated February 8, 2025 (with 16.2 million streams, 2.9 million airplay audience, and 167,000 sold), giving Scott his fifth number-one single in the country. [7] The following week, it registered the biggest drop from number one by plummeting down to number 57, surpassing Jimin's "Like Crazy" (which had descended to 45). [8] The song spent four total weeks on the chart, tying 6ix9ine and Nicki Minaj's "Trollz" as the second fastest number-one song to depart from the chart.
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