French Montana, Brazilian star Ludmilla, TWICE leader Jihyo, singer Adriana C and Grammy-winning producer RedOne have teamed up for “Follow Me,” an international collaboration released as part of the music surrounding the 2026 FIFA World Cup. The multilingual track blends pop, hip-hop and Brazilian influences, bringing together artists from several regions in a bid to capture the tournament’s global spirit.
RedOne, known for producing hits for artists including Lady Gaga, spearheaded the project and enlisted the diverse lineup for the song. The producer and songwriter, who previously played a role in several major sporting event songs, appears alongside French Montana and contributes vocals to the track.
Ludmilla said she welcomed the invitation from RedOne because of his track record and because she believes music and soccer share a unique ability to unite people. Jihyo’s participation marks another high-profile crossover for the K-pop star and adds to the international flavor of the project. Fans reacted enthusiastically following the release of the official music video, which surfaced this week and quickly generated discussion across social media and online fan communities.
“Follow Me” joins a growing collection of songs associated with the 2026 World Cup, with its collaborators aiming to deliver an upbeat celebration of unity and shared experiences. Built around the refrain “Come follow me,” the song emphasizes togetherness and festive energy as anticipation builds for soccer’s biggest event.
See the official music video for Follow Me – HERE.
Stream Follow Me – HERE.
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