It's not exactly a do-over, but after receiving some negative comments from fans about his [article id="1617293"]"Best I Ever Had" video[/article], Drake tones things down in a clip for "Successful," a collaboration with Trey Songz.

The video was shot in the rapper's hometown of Toronto. Drake and Songz share top billing throughout the clip, directed by Jake Davis. Lil Wayne is featured in the original version of the song from [article id="1618735"]Drake's mixtape So Far Gone,[/article] but in the video version, Weezy's verse has been replaced with a sung verse from Songz.

The clip is dark and opens with Drake overlooking the city. He continues to peer out from the balcony of a building during his first verse until he meets with Trey. As the two exit the condo, Drake turns back to the doorman, and his mind flashes as he and the man switch roles. The mood of the video matches the song; "Best I Ever Had" got some backlash when the elaborate clip didn't match what fans felt the song portrayed.

Both [article id="1616270"]Drake and Trey Songz called "Successful"[/article] eerie when they spoke about the song earlier this year to Mixtape Daily.

"It was so eerie. Like it was haunting, almost," the rapper said of the production. "I was like, 'Yo, that's it. You need to use that.' He started playing this patch, and just every note that he played fell into place."

Trey Songz -- who wrote the chorus for the song -- echoed his good friend.

"It was simplistic, but it knocks. It's eerie, it's dark," he explained. "The first thing I laid down was the gothic, reverb-driven harmony: 'arrrgh, arrrgh, arrrgh.' I couldn't think of what I wanted to hear on it, so I did a whole bunch of harmonies [until I found the right one]."