Synopsis

Jay-Z spends the video enjoying a luxurious Caribbean escape in Negril, Jamaica. Surrounded by friends and women, he relaxes at a tropical resort, rides through the island, drinks champagne, and takes in the sun, water, and scenery. The relaxed vacation setting mirrors the song's confident celebration of success, contrasting Jay-Z's Brooklyn references with images of leisure, wealth, and escape. Mecca's smooth chorus reinforces the easygoing atmosphere while Jay-Z performs amid the lavish surroundings.

Factoids & Trivia

• The video was filmed in Negril, Jamaica, giving the clip its distinctive tropical backdrop.

• Stylist June Ambrose created Jay-Z's memorable yellow linen suit. She later described the outfit as one of his earliest major fashion moments.

• "Feelin' It" was released as the fourth and final single from Jay-Z's debut album, "Reasonable Doubt," on April 15, 1997.

• The song's laid-back sound comes from a Ski-produced beat built around Ahmad Jamal's jazz composition "Pastures."

• The track was originally associated with Camp Lo before Ski gave the beat to Jay-Z for "Reasonable Doubt."