To paraphrase DJ Khaled, here's another one, bigger than ever, this time set on an island where the musical ringleader feasts, cavorts in a waterfall, checks the savings account, and gets off the island just in time.

Billed as an "Extraterrestrial Transmission" — which is true in this case, as the video premiered in space via a special viewing for French ESA astronaut Thomas Pesquet — the "official audio" video features performance to a dance troupe of digitized holograms.

A timely look at Colombia, with some magical realism to counter the grittiness.

All sorts of people — including some recognizable faces — spending time in the back of a cab.

Playing out like a double-cross scene from an action flick.

A literally reflective and metaphorically cathartic video for this song written by Julia Michaels with her beau JP Saxe.

Julia Michaels: “Writing this song with the person I love helped me realize that I could write a beautiful song about love without deriving it from toxicity.  Shooting the music video was incredibly vulnerable for me, because when I wrote the song, I associated it with a significant other. When I made the music video, however, director Blythe Thomas made a wall of mirrors, and it forced me to sing these words to myself. I don’t think I’ve ever been that kind to myself, and that scared me. All that emotion in that video is incredibly real. If this process has taught me anything, it’s that sometimes we’re not as kind to ourselves as we should be. I’m grateful to have experienced this moment, and I hope fans resonate with this song and video in a special way like I did. [via press release]

Ready to sit at the high rollers table with some of the biggest names in music featuring Khaled, Nas, Jay-Z, noted songwriter James Fauntleroy, legendary director Hype Williams, and harmonies by The Hive, which everyone seems convinced is Beyoncé.