According to the RIAA (Recording Industry Association of America), French Montana‘s “Pop That” single featuring Lil Wayne, Drake and Rick Ross was officially certified double Platinum earlier this month on May 8th.

This means that the Lee On The Beats-produced collaboration, which appeared Montana‘s Excuse My French album, has sold and been streamed over 2,000,000 times since it was first released back in the summer of 2012.

Congratulations to everyone involved with “Pop That” on this amazing achievement. You can read the lyrics here and check out the Parris-directed music video below if you want to re-watch it!

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In the video above, you can watch some footage of Lil Wayne celebrating the release French Montana‘s Excuse My French album with Montana himself at King Of Diamonds Gentlemen’s Club in Miami, Florida on May 24th.

Other people who can also be seen in the clip above with Weezy F Baby and French are Birdman, Slim, Mack Maine, Marley G, and BP.

French Montana links up with Lil Wayne and Rick Ross once again for a new single off his forthcoming album, Excuse My French, due to be released in early 2013. The song is called “Marble Floors” and also features a verse from 2 Chainz.

View the official artwork for “Marble Floors” above and hit the jump to stream the Mike Will-produced track.

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Here is the official music video for French Montana‘s “Pop That” single featuring Lil Wayne, Drake and Rick Ross. The visual was shot in Miami, Florida on May 27th and the song will appear on Montana‘s upcoming Excuse My French album, which will be released at the end of this year.

Updated with the video with the official VEVO version!

Check out the first single from French Montana‘s upcoming Excuse My French album, due to be released on July 17th. The track, which is called “Pop That“, features Lil Wayne, Drake, Rick Ross and samples Uncle Luke‘s “Pop That Pussy” song.

A music video for this single has already been shot in Miami, so we can be looking forward to that being released soon. You can listen to “Pop That” below:

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