Janet Jackson has released the music video for her latest track, "Made For Now." The new visual also features King of Reggaeton Daddy Yankee.
Jackson also performed the song for the first time live with Daddy Yankee on The Tonight Show starring Jimmy Fallon on Friday.
Earlier this summer, the two stars were spotted filming with Grammy-Award winning director Dave Meyers in the streets of Brooklyn.
"Made For Now" was produced by Harmony Samuels.
Jackson also made headlines earlier this week when she partnered with independent distributor, label and publisher Cinq Music for a recording and distribution agreement through her label Rhythm Nation Records.
The deal was announced by Jackson's brother Randy, who is her partner at Rhythm Nation Records, GoDigital Media Group and Cinq Chairman Jason Peterson along with Cinq co-founder and President Barry Daffurn.
"Janet is a singular talent, a pop culture icon, incredibly innovative and socially conscious, a true music superstar," says Daffurn in a statement. "Together, we'll leverage Cinq's data-driven toolbox, global presence, and best-in-class capabilities in Latin and Urban music to connect with and grow her worldwide fan base."
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