Shaboozey has released the official music video for “High Noon,” his collaboration with Gunna from the album The Outlaw Cherie Lee & Other Western Tales. The visual continues the Western-inspired world established throughout the project, pairing Shaboozey’s country-rooted sound with Gunna’s hip-hop presence.
Set inside a crowded Western saloon, the video features Shaboozey in a pale-blue Western suit and Gunna behind the bar in a white shirt, waistcoat and dark sunglasses. The clip uses a gritty visual style that shifts between color and black-and-white footage as the two artists perform amid a rowdy gathering of saloon patrons. Shaboozey and Xaivia Inniss are credited as the video’s writers.
“High Noon” was released in July as part of Shaboozey’s concept album The Outlaw Cherie Lee & Other Western Tales, which is built around Western storytelling and a blend of country, hip-hop, folk and Americana influences. ESPN selected the track as its anthem for the 2026-27 college football season, extending the song’s reach beyond Shaboozey’s music audience.
The new video arrives ahead of another major appearance for the collaboration. Shaboozey and Gunna are scheduled to perform “High Noon” together during the 2026 MTV Video Music Awards on Sept. 27, marking the song’s first broadcast performance. Shaboozey will also perform “Cowgirl” during the ceremony.
Check out the video for ‘High Noon’- HERE.
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