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Janet Jackson has stepped back in the spotlight once again following a two-year hiatus, and after headlining the Panorama New York City music festival in July, the world-renowned pop superstar has now released her newest single, "Made For Now," featuring the "King of Reggaetón," Daddy Yankee.

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This saucy new collab is the the latest from Janet Jackson since her 2015 album Unbreakable, as the featured music video above directed by Dave Meyers is fun-filled as well, with the visual set in different neighborhoods of Brooklyn, New York on a hot summer day.

The vibrant and rhythmic track complements vocals from Daddy Yankee, as the video follows Janet Jackson throughout the city, along with a group of multi-cultural dancers, with Janet and company flexing their funky dance moves with other party-goers.

Enjoy the video above, then after, Lil Miquela struggles with fame on Baauer’s new track "Hate Me."

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In related news, irony abounds as Justin Timberlake signs with Janet Jackson’s publicist.

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