Though the Compton rapper doesn’t tend to favor Brooklyn drill production as a rule, it’s clear he has no issue with obliterating the infectious instrumental. In fact, he rides the beat with precision, building in intensity as his rhymes unfold. “Hundred percent of me went to the Lord, when momma was poor and I never wanted a sip,” he raps, as the drums pull back. “Hate on the front of my lip, how I’m gon’ stomach this shit, this hunger a son of a bitch.” The drums return with a vengeance and Boogie follows suit. “Feel like you love to trigger me,” he spits. “Can’t forget how to touch an enemy.”

Even if he does swear this will be “his last week of being a hood rat,” expect Boogie to keep the momentum rolling and then some as his anticipated new album approaches.

QUOTABLE LYRICS

Hundred percent of me went to the Lord,
When momma was poor and I never wanted a sip
Hate on the front of my lip
How I’m gon’ stomach this shit, this hunger a son of a bitch
Feel like you love to trigger me, can’t forget how to touch an enemy

Now, the first single “Black Rock,” featuring Joell Ortiz, Namir Blade, Stalley, and Solemn Brigham, has arrived in a flurry of bars. Over an ice-cold banger, Joell Ortiz whips up a relentless flow, stringing together words with precision as he raises the stakes with his opening verse. “That Brooklyn borough is thorough, over bitches Bengals they through bullets like Burrow, and put you in the ground like you burrowed,” he spits. “Then spin your block again just to make all that murder shit plural / I can’t believe I made it like sperm that’s supposed to be sterile.” 

What follows are verses from Blade, Stalley, and Brigham, each of whom fleshes out the posse cut with distinctive style and well-honed lyricism. It’s clear that Mello Music Group values the art of penmanship, and expect Bushido to feature plenty more where that came from.

Will you be tuning in when the compilation lands on April 2nd?

QUOTABLE LYRICS

That Brooklyn borough is thorough
Over bitches Bengals they through bullets like Burrow
And put you in the ground like you burrowed
Then spin your block again just to make all that murder shit plural
I can’t believe I made it like sperm that’s supposed to be sterile

“The album is called Live & Living. I’m kind of throwing it back in everyone’s face who said Dancehall is dead,” Sean Paul told HNHH exclusively. “We have a very strong pulse. So, here we are. Live and living. I believed in the music as a kid, as a teenager, and I’ve been able to become an artist to bring new fans to this genre internationally. I feel like I am an ambassador of, and a coach on, the music.”

Make sure to check out our exclusive interview with Sean Paul: Sean Paul Speaks On Beyoncé-Jay-Z Rumors, Dancehall’s Clash Culture, & New Album. Stream “Boom” and let us know what you think.

Quotable Lyrics

Me a lockdown your body like me a ZoZo
When you whine to the top and you take it to the floor
The way how you drop it pon me you make di place explore (that gyal)

The rapper enthusiastically posted about his two singles on Instagram—”Break Yoself” and “Really Like That”—by writing, “I AINT DROP SH*T SINCE I DROPPED MY ALBUM. FEELS LIKE A GOOD TIME TO GET BACK TO IT.” We’re highlighting “Really Like That” first, and it’s clear that Herbo is ready for a productive and game-changing 2021. Stream “Really Like That” and let us know what you think about G Herbo’s latest.

Quotable Lyrics

That’s why I walk like this, talk like that
Iced out all my n*ggas, b*tch, ’cause I’m a boss like that (Swerve)
Puttin’ miles on my foreign, f*ck up my exhaust like that (Just like that)
Overkill ’em why you had to nail him to the cross like that (Dang)

Mars and .Paak are known for their innovative, and often eccentric music efforts as they borrow from various genres including the smooth stylings of 1960s and 1970s productions. Silk Sonic’s debut is dripping with nostalgia, but not in a way that may seem trite. They’ve managed to reinvent the way a new generation of music lovers may metabolize Soul, Funk, and banging basslines. Stream Silk Sonic and let us know what you think.

Quotable Lyrics

My house clean (House clean), my pool warm (Pool warm)
Just shaved, smooth like a newborn
We should be dancin’, romancin’
In the east wing and the west wing
Of this mansion, what’s happenin’?

Not only has Drake delivered the project, but he’s shared the visual to “What’s Next,” a track produced by Maneesh and Supah Mario. In the clip, the Toronto icon once again pays homage to his hometown as he uses his palacious mansion as the backdrop to his music video. It’s unclear if this was the video that the rapper was recently spotted filming, but we’re sure to receive much more from Drake both sonically and visually in the near future. Stream “What’s Next” and let us know your thoughts.

Quotable Lyrics

I’m movin’ way too humble
Weezy had handed it off, I still got no fumbles
I’m on the hot one hundo, numero uno
This one ain’t come with a bundle
I’m in the Wynn, a million in chocolate chips
And that’s just how my cookie crumble

“Damn Shame” comes after Flex’s collaborations with King Von, Rowdy Rebel, and Fivio Foreign, and as his latest music video with Jadakiss reveals, CJ is up next. Flex previewed the visual that shows a similar setting as the “Whoopty” rapper flexes his come-up. Check out the visual to Funk Flex, Jadakiss, and Murda Beatz’s “Damn Shame” and share your thoughts.

Quotable Lyrics

Boss don’t depreciate (Never)
My sh*t just decapitate (Uh)
Streets know what it is (They know)
So go with your accolades
This is for the underprivileged, that call hell home (I see y’all)
Trump gave ’em twelve hunnid, Obama gave ’em cellphones (Ayy)

“Best Friend” was a controversial track prior to its release after it hit streaming services prematurely. Saweetie took to social media to call out her label for the mishap, and the team quickly got themselves together and removed the single. It later arrived on January 7 and acts as the third single from Saweetie’s anticipated debut studio album, Pretty B*tch Music, which is slated for release sometime this year. Check out “Best Friend (Remix)” and share your thoughts.

Quotable Lyrics

You know I’m always killin’ the show
In the streets I’m a lady, in the bed I’m a hoe
Ain’t a stripper but I really put it down on the pole
Plus I get dizzy in the kitchen, flick my wrist on the stove

Already, despite the song only being out for a matter of hours, people are saying that “Lemon Pepper Freestyle” is one of Drake’s best verses ever. The song starts off with a prominent sample that Drake was bound to love, allowing room for Rick Ross to spit for a couple of minutes before the Toronto native steps in for the rest of the way. His “Facts” stretch, his effortless flowing, and his perfect delivery highlight yet another awesome display from one of the game’s top-steppers. It’s not a surprise that people instantly gravitated to this one and loved it, but do you think it’s one of Drake’s best performances ever?

Chime in in the comments.

Quotable Lyrics:

Damn, not too many parallels left in our lives
I mean, my crib look bigger through my son’s eyes
And the squad look bigger to the young guys
And my d*ck feel better when you drunk, right?
Spend nighttime starin’ at the sunrise
And my diamonds all hittin’ like tie-dye
Air Canada Centre n***a when I die
Y’all gon’ have to fly in and do your fake cry
First couple rows, you gon’ see the real guys
The ones that purchase they vehicles ’cause their trunk size
The ones that look at other rappers like it’s lunchtime
Watch on my wrist never showed me crunch time

Unsurprisingly, the instrumental is a hard-hitting Brooklyn drill banger, the likes of which Pop Smoke previously made a habit of attacking. Over warbling synthesizers and rapid-fire percussion, Pop Smoke sets a luxurious tone as he pursues the bag while decked in the finest attire. For the most part, his flow is on the methodical side, a contrast to how he usually approaches a beat. On the other hand, Polo G provides a welcome contrast with a high-intensity verse, his strong technical chops making him adept at tackling the drill sound when the occasion calls for it.

Check out “Fashion” now, and be sure to check out the complete Boogie soundtrack right here.

QUOTABLE LYRICS

And you know that I kept me a strap
Slept on the floor at my auntie crib
Under the pillow, that’s where my little Wesson was at
I told my shawty “Stop woofin’ with ni**as on Facebook”
I taught you better than that

Though some of the tracks opted for a production facelift, the simple banger that is “Diet” needed no alteration. Over a style of instrumental he seldom tackles, The Butcher showcases his versatility as he lets fly the bars we’ve come to expect. “All these racks in the ceiling got rappers back in they feelings,” he spits. “Treat the game like Trump voters did the Capitol building / In a 600 Maybach, the only passenger in it, ain’t got no cash for the dealer if don’t no stashes come in it.”

Alas, no new bars from Denzel, so there’s no telling how hard he might have snapped when rapping alongside The Butcher. At least, not yet — now that the pair has broken the barrier of collaboration, perhaps we’ll see another one in due time. Check out “Diet 1.5,” as well as the album from whence it came, right here.

QUOTABLE LYRICS

All these racks in the ceiling got rappers back in they feelings
Treat the game like Trump voters did the Capitol building
In a 600 Maybach, the only passenger in it
Ain’t got no cash for the dealer if don’t no stashes come in it

“Freaky As Me,” Jacquees’ first single of 2021, is a short, two-minute single that sports magnificent, hypnotic production and a repetitive sensual refrain in which the Atlanta artist demands to know if his romantic partner is as freaky as he is. Mulatto, who has been absolutely killing her guest verses as of late, contributes a sultry verse in which she confirms that she can match whatever sexual energy that her partner sends her way.  Everything considered, Jacquees and Mulatto showcase their excellent chemistry on “Freaky As Me,” which is pulled from the King of R&B’s upcoming album P.T.O.F. 

No release date has been announced for P.T.O.F., but if “Freaky As Me” takes off like it’s supposed to, fans will likely get more updates on that project very soon.

Quotable Lyrics

You can give it all to me, I ain’t gon’ run from it, yeah
Keep it wet, all you gotta do is keep it one hunnid, yeah
Lay you down then I choke on it, ’til my nose runnin’ (Yeah)
F*ck me on the bed, full of all hunnids (Yeah)
We get straight to it ’cause we both want it (Yeah)

While it’s unclear as to whether or not “Tell Me How” will actually make listeners want to consume Coca-Cola, it’s certainly interesting that this is the music he delivered for the established soda brand. Though it’s probably not going to crack even the most generous list of “best hip-hop commercial compositions,” with Kendrick Lamar and Dr. Dre‘s Beats ad still reigning supreme (and the DJ Quik-produced Foot Locker cypher not far behind), it’s still cool to see Tyler enter the fold behind such a major brand. Check it out for yourself below, in full innuendo-heavy glory.

In a brand new post to YouTube, Texas rapper Erica Banks, who is best known for penning a viral TikTok smash of her own, has shared her take on Mooski’s popular single, which is aptly titled, “Trackstar E-MIX.” In the two-minute YouTube video, Erica is seen sporting a shimmering mesh top and embellished denim shorts while serenading viewers to her rendition of “Track Star.” The remix showcases the “Toot That” artist’s versatility, as it features her singing in a melodic, autotuned fashion about being emotionally unavailable as well as snatching men and women from their partners.

Interestingly enough, both Erica Banks and Mooski are currently in Atlanta for the NBA All-Star Weekend, so perhaps an official remix featuring the two artists is on the way.

Quotable Lyrics

He could really leave cuz I don’t love him
All I wanna ever do is f*ck him
Gave me all his love, I gave him nothin’
I don’t hang with b*tches, I don’t trust them

Over a soulful instrumental from Mike N Keys, Armstrong’s nostalgic vocals capture a vintage vibe as he reflects on the concept of duality. “When the words don’t come out right, and when thе feelings don’t come out right,” he sings. “I’d rather deal with it on my own than depend on you all my life.” Jay Rock holds it down with a final statement, offering up a pair of verses for the occasion. “Nothin in this world really worth bein’ upset about, a boy to a man and understand you gotta figure out,” he raps. “Do he take the viscous route, do he take a different route? No matter what the way, they gon’ try to take a ni**a out.”

Be sure to keep an eye out for C.S. Armstrong’s upcoming debut album Shotgun to arrive later this year, as it’s clear that “Own Two” is only the beginning.

QUOTABLE LYRICS

Nothin in this world really worth bein’ upset about,
A boy to a man and understand you gotta figure out
Do he take the viscous route, do he take a different route?
No matter what the way, they gon’ try to take a ni**a out

A video for “What’s Next,” which leaked last weekend, arrived with Scary Hours 2 that also included a stand-out collaboration with Rick Ross on “Lemon Pepper Freestyle.” But, the song that’s likely headed to every strip club DJ’s folder and will rattle through the spring is Drake and Lil Baby‘s collaboration on “Wants And Needs.” The two rappers look at their hedonistic ways and success as rappers and entrepreneurs. Drake even makes a reference to his arch-nemesis Kanye West at one point in his verse, admitting, “I need me some Jesus.”

Baby’s continuing to climb the ranks of rap royalty with each release yet he still maintains a hunger in his belly when he steps to the mic. Whatever Baby ended up charging for his verse (if he did at all) was definitely worth every single dollar. “I’m droppin’ hit after hit, I’m just chillin’ /But I’ll send a hit while I chill with my children,” he raps on his verse.

What’s the verdict on “Wants And Needs”? Sound off in the comments below.

Quotable Lyrics
I’m not a GOAT, but I fit the description
I like to pour, so I get the prescription
We walk around with them bands in our britches
This gun ain’t gon’ jam, when I blow, I ain’t missin’
I’m droppin’ hit after hit, I’m just chillin’
But I’ll send a hit while I chill with my children

Last month, the singer slid through with the visuals for her latest single, “Roaring 20s,” an appropriate title for the times. She’s now followed it up with an homage to Dora The Explorer with her new loose release, “Back Pack (Flora The Explorer).” Sampling the show’s theme music, she unleashes her bubbly flow over poppy keys that she contrasts with the real reason she has a back pack.

Check it out below.

Quotable Lyrics
Red beam on the dog, when I aim I don’t miss
Don’t open your lip, ’cause I might just reach in my (back pack)
I snowed out my wrist, I got some new drip
Plenty racks in my new Gucci (back pack)

Ahead of its release, the Bronx rapper unveiled his new single, “Different” which was accompanied by a Busta Rhymes-inspired visual. “I was inspired by Busta Rhymes’ ‘Put Your Hands Where Your Eyes Could See.’ When you start to add in visual effects and stop motion, it can be cool or creepy. I like that,” he told Hip-Hop-N-More.

Check his latest offering below and keep your eyes peeled for his new project dropping tomorrow.

Quotable Lyrics
20 percent of me hates rap
20 percent of me loves rappin’
10 percent of me likes bad bitches
Who hate rap but love when I’m rappin’
20 percent of me does drugs
And 20 percent of me eats fruit
One percent of me eats veggies
And my other nine percent will eat you

[Via]

As the title of the song suggests, Hitchcock tackles Lil Wayne‘s “Let the Beat Build” from Tha Carter III. The hypnotic beat is famously produced by Deezle and Kanye West, and Hitchcock showcases a valiant lyrical effort over the instrumental. He proves that in the days, weeks, months, and years to come, he’s a force to be reckoned with in the Rap game. Stream “Let the Beat Build (Freestyle)” and share your thoughts on Deante’ Hitchcock’s bars.

Quotable Lyrics

Knew dudes out here that was robbin’ hoods
Before those stocks was hittin’
Hearin’ all them pops goin’ off at night
But most of our pops was missin’
Treat yo street like a Rubix Cube
With all that block spinnin’

During an interview with Zane Lowe on Apple Music, Levine praised Megan as an ideal collaborator, speaking highly about the Houston artist. “Shee is a superstar, but really in the truest sense, man,” explains Levine. “She’s all class, and just we had the best time shooting the video, and it was just a lot of fun, man. I was cracking jokes the whole time, making her laugh.” As for the music itself, there’s a clear radio-friendly sensibility to the track, which tackles a relationship gone awry — in other words, a relatable enough theme for the masses to appreciate.

Should you be interested in crossover tracks of this nature, be sure to check out “Beautiful Mistakes” right now, and look for Maroon 5‘s upcoming album that’s set to land in the near future.

QUOTABLE LYRICS

Prove it, if you made a promise then keep it
Why you wanna lie and then get mad? I don’t believe it
But really, I was doin’ just fine without ya
Lookin’ fine, sippin’ wine, dancin’ on club couches

This morning, he returned with a brand new project to follow up A Japanese Horror Film, titled, 1997. One of the standouts on the 9-track project is Watson’s collaboration with Detroit’s Danny Brown on “Grip Reaper Low Tops.” The eerie vocal samples and heavy drums hit hard as Watson’s laid-back, stream-of-consciousness flow commands attention. Danny slides in on the second verse with his high-pitch, nasally flow with nostalgic references to his upbringing in Detroit.

Quotable Lyrics
See death in a meeting
Won’t stop, exclusive Travis Scott‘s
Grim reaper low tops
Bumpin’ Madvillain,
Got the task force in the spot with me

Even though it’s been a few months since the project was released, Busta Rhymes came through with the official remix of “The Don & The Boss” with Kaytranada handling the song’s production and adding an electric feel to it.

Check it out below.

This week, the rapper returned with his latest body of work, Collection Agency, marking the release of his first project of the year. The album is a 10 song effort with a sole feature coming from Larry June. “Jermaine Dupri” is a stand-out record arriving towards the middle of the project. Curren$y details his lavish lifestyle filled with budsmoke and muscle cars while referencing Jermaine Dupri’s episode of Cribs where he showed off his Bentley Continental T.

Quotable Lyrics
Some of my cars self-park, but I don’t trust it
All them funky bitches who think they smart play Mario Kart with they hearts
See a OG nod slow, I’ll low-key tear you apart

Throughout the track, we get some r&b production while Jeremih delivers soaring sung vocals. Kosine’s verses are tight as well, where he takes a more nonchalant approach all while asking his partner to be transparent with him. The track discusses the pitfalls of a union and how things don’t have to be as complicated as they may seem.

Give the track a spin and let us know what you think, in the comments below.

Quotable Lyrics:

Heard his best friend was your neighbor
Blame it on me talking ’bout a side chick
But you’re the only one that’s right beside me
No ain’t worried ’bout those dudes (Damn)
Bitches hating wanna be in your shoes

The latest collaboration from Fraud and Curren$y arrives on Spitta’s latest project, The Collection Agency. Last year, the two connected twice for The OutRunners as well as The Director’s Cut.

Check out “Arrival” off of The Collection Agency below.

Quotable Lyrics
I don’t even need no light, you gon’ see me
Like a muhfuggin’ IMAX 3D
I used to ask my mom if I could hook my Nintendo up to her TV
Now I swap a Mercedes out like every Christmas Eve

One of the standouts on the deluxe is a track called “Losing Focus” which sees Tiller trying to reason with his partner who he cheated on. The singer knows he messed up, and with some rapped verses, he tries to explain his wrongs and win back the girl he actually wants to be with. This is all backed up by a smooth instrumental that fits nicely in the context of the album.

Give the track

Quotable Lyrics:

See I’m losin’ all my focus
If you chosin’, am I chosen?
Cruisin’ in this coke Benz
Soon pickin’ up your friends
Give me dirty looks ’cause they know a lot
A hunnid with you, yeah, they know I’m not

At the core, Giggs is still an MC, and he proves this every single time he touches a mic. He’s the latest rapper to touch the booth for GRMDaily’s “Daily Duppy” freestyle where he unleashed a barrage of bars detailing the UK streets and his position on the rap game.

The latest freestyle form Giggs arrives a few months after the release of his last album, Now Or Never. Check out his “Daily Duppy” freestyle below.

Quotable Lyrics
Back on that gang ting
Ice cream man, back on that van ting
Can’t see man, MAC on that hand ting
Like He-Man, Battlecat, camping

This track is packed with emotion as it is a piano ballad that features Tank delivering some reflective lyrics about love, heartbreak, and what it means to be a good partner. Tank looks at things from the perspective of the woman he has disappointed, and how her tears are eating him up inside. It’s definitely a somber note but it makes for a great song that forces you to grapple with your own experiences.

Quotable Lyrics:

How did I lose you? (How did I lose you?)
How did I blow that? How can we go back?
Why did I not choose you? Ooh-ooh
Instead of a good time, I wasted your good time

As expected given his Internet affiliation, the instrumentation is lush and dynamic — particularly where the bass and percussion are concerned. Vocally, Paige isn’t afraid to take risks, conjuring up some strange and unconventional harmonies throughout the ballad. There’s a vintage sensibility throughout, particularly drawn from the classic funk sound, realized deftly by a live band arrangement. With an assist from Steve Lacy, Allen Love, and Durand Bernarr, “Whisper” certainly bodes well for the remainder of If I Fail Are We Still Cool?, a seventeen-track effort with features from Westside McFly, Bowie, Syd, Paco, and more.

Check it out now, and sound off if you’ll be tuning in when the project drops on May 21st.

QUOTABLE LYRICS

1, 2, 3, to the 4
You say something, we give and go
A, B, C to come and go
I approach, now she coming home

On the track, Sammie admits that he hasn’t been the best partner in his relationship. The singer states that men need to stop cheating on their women and doing them wrong, only to call their significant others “crazy” after being called out. This single follows Sammie’s Such is Life album that he released last summer. Check out “Crazy” and let us know what you think.

Quotable Lyrics

How dare I lie right to you
Damn, the nerve, girl, I ain’t sh*t
Then get mad when you pull up
Unannounced, you ’bout to flip
I flipped the switch, I made you mad
I changed the tide, girl, we were smooth
I cheated many times
You took me back and played the fool

Ahead of its release, the Bronx rapper unveiled his new single, “Different” which was accompanied by a Busta Rhymes-inspired visual. “I was inspired by Busta Rhymes’ ‘Put Your Hands Where Your Eyes Could See.’ When you start to add in visual effects and stop motion, it can be cool or creepy. I like that,” he told Hip-Hop-N-More.

Check his latest offering below and keep your eyes peeled for his new project dropping tomorrow.

Quotable Lyrics
20 percent of me hates rap
20 percent of me loves rappin’
10 percent of me likes bad bitches
Who hate rap but love when I’m rappin’
20 percent of me does drugs
And 20 percent of me eats fruit
One percent of me eats veggies
And my other nine percent will eat you

[Via]

While not quite the expected sound from Gangsta Gibbs, it’s a testament to his versatility to see him tackling a good-old-fashioned “thug luv” duet. That’s not to say his sharp bars are dulled in the slightest. “Your last n***a hit ya and quit ya now you can’t find homes, had your mind blown, n***a diamonds ashy like rhinestones,” he raps, gliding over the bassline and guitar. “Fuck the runway, I’m running hoes, fashion week / French bitch from Ivory Coast, pussy magnifique.”

Check out the new collaboration from Joyce Wrice and Freddie Gibbs now, and sound off if you’ll be putting the singer on your radar moving forward.

QUOTABLE LYRICS

Your last n***a hit ya and quit ya now you can’t find homes,
Had your mind blown, n***a diamonds ashy like rhinestones
Fuck the runway, I’m running hoes, fashion week
French bitch from Ivory Coast, pussy magnifique

The re-release of Ungodly Hour, rather than being framed as a ‘Deluxe Edition’ is being referred to as a ‘Chrome Edition.’ Whereas we’ve seen rappers re-release their album with an entirely new tracklist sequencing and almost a whole album’s worth of new songs, Chloe x Halle keep thing simple, and we are all the more pleased about it. They’ve added two new songs, tacked on to the very end of the album, so as not to mess with the original sequencing. Both songs are vibes, r’n’b but still with enough energy and movement.

We’re highlighting “Hazy,” a Chloe Bailey-produced record that seduces the listener, with lyrics alluding to a sex-fueled relationship, and the energy that such a relationship might foster.

Take a listen, and check out the recent music video for “Ungodly Hour” here.

Quotable Lyrics
You fallin’ for me, baby
I know you I make you crazy
Like when the clouds are hazy
You like to smell my daisies
I can see that you wanna
I smell on your cologne
Be tough now don’t be lazy

Jhené’s contribution to Raya and the Last Dragon‘s original motion picture soundtrack is a heartfelt song about the importance of following one’s heart. “Lead The Way” is packed with themes such as trust, family, love, and perseverance, and the bright, lush production is the perfect soundscape for this inspirational effort. Despite it being one of the biggest songs on the soundtrack for a kid’s movie, “Lead The Way” is still an impressive release from Jhené that isn’t too far off from her own musical output.

Does Jhené Aiko’s new song make you want to check out Raya and the Last Dragon when it hits theatres and Disney Plus next Friday?

Quotable Lyrics

When you’re broken, open up your heart and feel
There’s no difference, we’re all family here
It’s ’bout all of our doubts, all our up and downs
There is never really anything to fear

As mentioned under the music video’s description, “Gracias (Ascension Theme)” illustrates “the creative high” that Fred was on prior to his passing. In the roughly three-minute album intro, Fred unleashes a barrage of bars that serve as a prime example of the late artist’s characteristic intricate lyricism, witty punchlines, and passionate delivery.

“Gracias (Ascension Theme)” and Ascension are both available now on several streaming platforms, and according to HipHopDX, Fred the Godson’s Ascension with also soon be available on vinyl and CD, giving fans the opportunity to purchase physical memorabilia in honor of the fallen artist.

Quotable Lyrics

Ready to die, number 5 this is your warning
Sendin’ heat to your crib, this not house warming
Shoot the walls in, see we move with the pound
We warring, G, I’ll catch you snoopin’ around

[via]

According to The Undefeated, Tinashe wanted to deliver a rendition that was light, fun, and joyful. “Last year, there was just a lot of heaviness in the world,” said the 28-year-old pop star. “I’ve been dealing with a lot of emotional heaviness, and we’ve all been going through a lot.” Many of the singer’s fans have praised her take on the classic empowering single, so stream Tinashe’s “I’m Every Woman” and let us know what you think.

Quotable Lyrics

I can cast a spell, but you can’t tell
Mix special brew, put fire inside of you
Anytime you feel danger or fear
Instantly I will appear, ’cause

[via]

Featuring an assist from Al and C.L.A.Y, Coolio’s latest may very well raise eyebrows from some listeners, if only for the major stylistic shift. Taking to an up-tempo instrumental from DJ Wino, Coolio slides in with a reliable flow and a simple goal in mind: securing the bag. “Whatup to my killers and all my bitches,” he raps, his delivery rugged. “I hope ya’ll ready to get these riches / stack that guap those dividends / me and Wino pimpin’ in an all blue Benz.”

While it’s unclear as to whether Coolio intends on following through with a new album, this return, unexpected though it may be, is welcome news for longtime fans of the beloved rap figure. Check it out for yourself now.

QUOTABLE LYRICS

Whatup to my killers and all my bitches,
I hope ya’ll ready to get these riches
Stack that guap those dividends
Me and Wino pimpin’ in an all-blue Benz

It was just last week when Curry and Kenny gave us the remix to “So.Incredible.Pkg” with looks from Robert Glasper and Smino. On Friday (February 26), they returned to drop off a reimagined version of “Cosmic.m4a,” this time with additions from The Alchemist and Joey Bada$$. The collaboration is deserving of much praise, so stream the remix to “Cosmic.m4a” and share your thoughts.

Quotable Lyrics

Gun cocked, make a n*gga lung stop
Got my middle finger to the ceilin’, screaming, “F*ck cops”
Trigger finger start itchin’ when the fun stop
Fiends at the bus stop, eyes lookin’ bloodshot
Uh, stop your blood clot cryin’
They killed my dawg, now everybody’s dyin’

The second volume of the EP follows the first installment, I Can’t Breathe, that featured artists like Rapsody, Terrace Martin, and Robert Glasper. The most latest release includes looks from many performers such as Tinashe, Tobe Nwigwe, and Gibbs, who honors Scott-Heron’s work effortlessly. Stream “Winter in America” and let us know what you think.

Quotable Lyrics

Just like the cities staggered on the coastline
In a nation that can’t take much more (Yeah)
Like the forest buried underneath the highway
Highway
Nеver had a chance to grow
I nevеr had a chance to grow

On March 5, Coming 2 America will premiere on Amazon Prime Video, and that same day, the movie’s soundtrack will reportedly hit streaming services, as well. The first offering from the soundtrack arrived on Friday (February 26) from YG & Big Sean as they collaborated on “Go Big.” You’ll find that both artists are taking a few risks and sharing a slighting different cadences throughout, so stream “Go Big” and let us know what you think.

Quotable Lyrics

Go big, know me, eight figures, go get
I like views of ocean, free time don’t make no sense
Buyin’ the foreign with Pesos, I’m too real can’t play roles
Just payrolls, Jeff Bezos, and my b*tch CO-CEO

“RAINFOREST” follows Noname’s lone release for 2020, “Song33,” that seemed to be an indirect response to J. Cole’s “Snow on tha Bluff.” The pair traded a few bars about activism before they both gracefully bowed out of the lyrical discussion. This year, Noname’s fans can expect to receive her forthcoming project Factory Baby, so we will keep you updated about that as more information is shared.

Stream “RAINFOREST” and let us know what you think.

Tracklist

I said baby, come on
You know this flesh is only temporary, brittle as bone
Why don’t you empty out your love for me, then chisel the stone?
These are ten Black commandments, a property loan
‘Cause every bladed grass of earth, we don’t actually own

On the updated version of the single, Thug and Brown called on a few heavy hitters to round out the new sound. Future, Lil Durk, and Mulatto lend their voices to a song that is sure to become a fan favorite, so stream “Go Crazy (Remix)” and let us know what you think of this crew of entertainers coming together.

Quotable Lyrics

I jumped, you gone swimmin’ in the middle of the night
We trending worldwide ’cause baby, we on fire
Had a threesome with a Muslim and a Christian
I swapped our religions, felt like Jesus Christ when I did it

Fans of the multifaceted artist are hoping for more news about a forthcoming project, considering just how much praise his November release CHOMP received. Stream “Misunderstood” by Russ and let us know what you think.

Quotable Lyrics

I really showed you all of me
Just for you to pick and choose
How convenient for you
Try falling back but I can’t, I keep leaning towards you
If you wanna leave, then just leave but I hope it ain’t easy for you

Coi penned the track about leaving her old ways behind as she levels up because she’s “onto better things,” and Durk adds to her thoughts with a verse where he speaks about making changes in his circle, as well. The rapper even gives a nod, once again, to his girlfriend India Royale, a mention that comes not long after he tweeted that he believes people want to see their relationship fail. He also penned lyrics about snitching, and we can only speculate who that may be about. Stream “No More Parties (Remix)” and let us know if you’re feeling this collaboration.

Quotable Lyrics

Yeah, I’d never leave my bros (Never leave my bros)
Voice of the streets plus (Yeah)
Me and India relationship goals (yeah)
I left n*ggas I had love for
They ain’t mean me well (They ain’t mean me well)
They praising n*ggas that told on bro
Like they ain’t seen him tell

With the project landing on April 23rd, Benny and El have officially delivered the lead single “Immunity,” which features a vintage-eighties sounding instrumental laced by BSF’s very own Rick Hyde. Setting things off is El Camino, who spits some up-tempo bars as he slides over Hyde’s production. “I took that bitch to the Waffle House,” he raps, a man who knows exactly what he wants. “If her feet ugly I kick her out.” Benny steps in next, catching a solid pocket as he reflects on his status. “Link with execs who don’t know where no ghettos at,” he spits. “Where they get hit and bring no purple medals back.”

With Trust The Sopranos set to land on April 23rd, check out the lead single now and sound off if you’re hyped for this one to land.

QUOTABLE LYRICS

They know we’re close on my level at
Walked in this bitch like what up where my cheddar at
Link with execs who don’t know where no ghettos at
Where they get hit and don’t bring no purple medals back

On Friday, CJ released his debut EP Loyalty Over Royalty, with a sole feature from his OG French Montana. The project is packed with punch, with the next single “Goin’ UP” being pushed on editorial playlists.

The new record has CJ taking a different approach, dropping the drill beats and rhyming over a trap instrumental with steel pan hits. The song was performed as part of CJ’s virtual performance on Thursday night, which you can watch below.

What do you think of “Goin’ UP”?

Quotable Lyrics:

Ain’t no talking no hot sh*t on my phone
Made $100K right off the iPhone
Ain’t bringing no treesh to my home
First I f*ck up the spot then I’m gone
Need that money right now, pronto
B*tch, I’m the boss, honcho
Said lil’ b*tch I’m the man, macho
Tell ’em welcome to the party like Pop Smoke

The infectious new single follows Sulan and YG‘s previous team-ups on “Equinox” last summer and “Hit Em Up” last month, giving listeners an even better idea of the chemistry between YG and 4Hunnid’s leading lady.

For those unfamiliar with Day Sulan, the Compton artist was first signed to YG‘s 4Hunnid label after she met the “Big Bank” artist at the Crazy Girls strip club in Los Angeles back in 2019. Since then, Sulan has brought some much-needed femenine energy to 4Hunnid by dropping songs like “Mascara” and the Rubi Rose-assisted “Big.”

Her debut album is set to arrive soon following the new partnership between 4Hunnid and Epic Records, so be on the lookout for more music from Day Sulan.

Quotable Lyrics

I said hasta luego mami fuego
Pipe me down, he bilingual, daddy leggo
Yo quiero a nigga that ain’t afraid to let me have it
I’m more like papi let me hit tho

Prior to the release of “Intruded,” Justine Skye has been teasing her new amped-up artistic direction on Instagram and Twitter. Just yesterday, she tweeted about her excitement for the single and its accompanying music video, writing, “All I know is when my shit drop tonight, I don’t wanna hear no more ‘what does she do?’ ‘I wish her music was better’ ‘she need better visuals’ and that’s on ARTISTRY.”

The Brooklyn-born singer and songwriter has also been teasing clips from her socially-distanced Space & Time sessions with Timbo for months, leaving fans speculating that the two artists possibly have a collaborative project on the way. The creative music video for “Intruded” features snippets of other unreleased songs, so perhaps those are in fact glimpses of more music that Timbaland and Justine Skye have been working on lately.

How are you feeling Justine’s new sonic and visual direction?

Quotable Lyrics

You can’t escape my love, so true, yeah
Like I invaded your heart, intruded
You could walk away, but you know that’s foolish
‘Cause it’s like that, yeah, it’s like that

Though previous releases from the project have been of a more minimalist, sample-driven nature, “Barry White” finds Jones sliding over an atmospheric and decidedly more “modern” instrumental. Off the rip, Capo catches a slick pocket as he spits street bars, eventually hitting some interesting schemes as the track heats up. “I be praying they never got us out of pocket, be careful I might pull a rocket out my pocket,” he raps. “He said he the plug, I said there ain’t no plug without the socket / I know bohemian n***as that run routes out the tropics.”

For plenty more from Jones and Fraud, not to mention guest appearances from Conway, French Montana, Dave East, Belly, Big Body Bes, and more, be sure to check out The Fraud Department right here.

QUOTABLE LYRICS

I be praying they never got us out of pocket,
Be careful I might pull a rocket out my pocket
He said he the plug, I said there ain’t no plug without the socket
I know bohemian n***as that run routes out the tropics

During our conversation with Paul, he shared that Live & Living would keep to the same lively, dance-centered sounds that his fans have grown to love, but he said that he would be speaking about “more conscious material” while disputing claims that Dancell is dead. “Pop people have used it, the Biebers and the Drakes and the Rihannas. And you know what? I salute all of that, even Ed Sheeran,” said Paul.

“In fact, the backbeats for a lot of you guys’ songs lately have been very Dancehall-oriented. That being said, I’m very proud of the genre and I just kinda wanted this one to show the new sound in Dancehall, some of the new artists, and also some of the greats in producing…and also just being an artist on the album.”

Stream Sean Paul‘s “Real Steel” featuring Intence and make sure to check out our full interview with the Jamaican artist: “Sean Paul Speaks On Beyoncé-Jay-Z Rumors, Dancehall’s Clash Culture, & New Album.”

Quotable Lyrics

Bring more girls come through fi the king and the crew
Cause we puffing on trees and we sipping on brew
Gal dem wet up like a morning dew
Slip them outta the clothes and dash weh the shoe

The Harry Fraud collab project, The Fraud Department, arrived later than expected but it arrived, nonetheless. Stacked with 11 songs, Jones is in his bag across the album. Towards the end of the project, he taps Big Body Bes on “Luxury” who serves DJ drops before Capo gets into it. The rapper details his resilience, from making it out of the streets to witnessing others fall back into it.

Check out the record below.

Quotable Lyrics
My back against the wall, how I was taught to fight
In my hood, around 16 we went from playing sports to what what?
We went from playin’ sports to sellin’ drugs so we can play in the Porscha
Get knocked by the cops, watch how they intercourse ya
How they interrogate, you’d think that, they into torture
At this point, it depends on what your lawyer say it’s gon’ cost ya

With this track, we get another 808-heavy beat all while a similar vocal sample is hanging in the background. CJ delivers solid flows and braggadocios lyrics, all while lamenting about the politics he deals with on a daily basis. It’s yet another dope effort from the young star, and you can catch it, below.

CJ also recently sat down with HNHH as part of our “Rise And Grind” series, so be sure to check out that interview right here.

Quotable Lyrics:

SSO and that’s to my day go
She know I’m lit, fuego
I stay on the block like LEGO, uh
Fuck that, what’s that?
I’m callin’ a blitz, better rush that
Touch that, trust that

The project is stacked with some solid collaborations. Jones connects with Belly On “Fucked Up” while Curren$y and Jay Worth pops up on “Say A Prayer.” Fraud and Jones make that Harlem connection with Dave East and Trav on “Aunt Viola.” With Trav on the hook, East and Jones reflect on their rough upbringing and the circumstances of their environment that pushed them towards the streets.

Check out “Aunt Viola” below.

Quotable Lyrics
I love shoppin’ at Saks but the price is better with Boosters
We was up at the crack of dawn but we ain’t hear no echoin’ roosters
We make a brick have a baby like the doctor just induced her
It’s bad enough for the block, with opps and the cops that’ll shoot ya

With collaborations alongside budding new talent along with established acts, one of the best collaborations on the project is Ghetts & Giggs’s song, “Crud.” Ten Billion Dreams serves up the track as Ghetts and Giggs swaps bars over the eerie production.

This is far from the first time they’ve collaborated together. They worked together on “RUN ME DOWN” as well as Joe Grind’s “Godzillas.”

Quotable Lyrics
Shouldn’t beef about thirty
But man are too blood thirsty
Left that club drunk without the rum
Work mans cutting out early
Y’all don’t know nothing bout certi

This week, he show-and-proved with the release of his major-label debut, Loyalty Over Royalty. Executive produced by French Montana, the two rappers connect for their flute-heavy smash, “I’m Lit.” It’s a short effort that runs for a little under two minutes, but it’s the first of many collabs we’ll be hearing from the two rappers.

“Shout out to French. You know, that’s family. He just wanted to help out on this project and just give me some guidance. I’m seven months in the game. He’s been in the game for a little while. He knows the ins-and-outs of this industry. He just wanted to guide me in the right direction and help me with this project,” said CJ in the inaugural edition of HNHH’s Rise & Grind series. 

Check the song out below.

Quotable Lyrics
N***a, I don’t talk, I let the money talk
Said she love the way I do my money walk
I just caught a body, tell ’em “Bring the charge”
I ain’t from Atlanta, but I keep a hawk

Serving as Becky’s first single of 2021, we’re hoping that this is a sign of new music to come. She continued to release new singles throughout 2020 following the release of 2019’s Mala Santa. She also dropped a slew of collaborations alongside artists like Pitbull and Myke Towers.

As for Burna Boy, he’s still riding high off of the release of 2020’s Twice As Tall.

Check the new single below.

Quotable Lyrics
Let it go let it go
Aquí estoy contigo
Somos un equipo

“Dear everybody who fuck wit my music,” he writes, to those whom it concerns. “Thank ya’ll n***az for your patience while I finish up the album and shit. We all know black history is every month but I wanted to drop something to highlight this month specifically and also celebrate 500k+ subscribers on YouTube.” And while “album soon” could mean damn near anything at this point, “Skegee” is a worthy holdover, highlighting the many different reasons J.I.D. remains such a fan favorite — including but not exclusive to his storytelling prowess and slick flow, both of which shine throughout.

Check it out for yourself now, and sound off if you’re looking forward to The Forever Story.

QUOTABLE LYRICS

Way back when I was puttin’ on my football cap
This institution came recruitin’, lit a root for the stats
They sat me in a room with my dad
And it was cool but when they left I was glad
And my pops was too, he said that’s good-ass parenting
Reminding me ’bout that school that did them ni**ga experiments

This week, the two slid through with the latest release from their forthcoming effort, If You’re Scared Stay Inside, titled, “I Gotta Win.” The latest single from the two rappers follow the release of last month’s “You Know How We Coming.”

Check out the latest from Trae Tha Truth and Mysonne below.

Quotable Lyrics
I was cool but I came here to spaz
All that shit you was given ’em trash
Better know when you speak on the streets
I got the credit, you given ’em cash

“I made ‘Jealous’ on a sunny day at the end of Summer last year. I was sat in the studio with Cadenza and Miraa May getting some stuff off my chest from the past few weeks. ‘Jealous’ was born pretty fast after chatting. It was a weird time… I was dealing with friends being super unsupportive about decisions I was making and I was struggling with navigating that. I’m really proud and excited about what came out in this song and I hope people love it in the same way we did when we wrote it. Rico Nasty is a badass and one of my favourite artists so getting her to feature was a huge moment for me,” she said of the record in a statement.

Quotable Lyrics
Thick in my thighs too, huh
Baby, you’re so jealous of me
Topic Céline, drippin’ in Louis
Patek on me, yeah-yeah

“You a handgun, I’m a submachine,” snarls Fredro Starr, setting things off. “Attack on land or water, we got submarines/camouflage fatigues, we got you surrounded, we got your whole set under siege.” Following his spirited verse is Sticky Fingaz, who spits a dexterous flow as he snarls out threatening bars. “The only job I ever had was an inside one,” he raps. “Got a four-fifth but the two-two my inside gun / you better forfeit or you too gon’ be inside one / big muthafuckin’ hole I give the word and it’s done.”

As dangerous as they were when they first entered the rap game, Onyx is clearly ready and gunning for another go-around. Look for their upcoming project Onyx 4 Life, featuring Cappadonna, Planet Asia, and more, to arrive on April 9th.

QUOTABLE LYRICS

The only job I ever had was an inside one
Got a four-fifth but the two-two my inside gun
You better forfeit or you too gon’ be inside one
Big muthafuckin’ hole I give the word and it’s done

As we’ve all come to know, two of Curren$y’s biggest joys in life stem from indulging in marijuana and joyriding his vast collection of cars. The two worlds collide on this smooth new cut, which finds Curren$y spitting uptempo bars over an atmospheric instrumental. “Took it back to my old energy, and she telling me she feel the chemistry,” he raps. “That’s bullshit, she just know I’m rich — but keep goin’ sweetie / they calling for peace treaties, I think they gon’ do something sneaky.” Few can make it look as effortless as Curren$y, but that’s not to say his schemes aren’t complex; the way he connects his thoughts is second to none, leaving listeners guessing as to how he’ll resolve any given bar.

Check this one out now, and look for a full project from Curren$y Spitta to land on February 26th.

01 – Kush through the Sunroof
02 – Smiled On Me
03 – Arrival (prod. Harry Fraud)
04 – I Don’t Call
05 – Jermaine Dupri
06 – Closing Date
07 – Shoutout ft. Larry June
08 – Ferrari Engine
09 – Above The Law
10 – Misty

QUOTABLE LYRICS

Game brought out the dog in me
I took it back to my old energy
And she telling me she feel the chemistry
That’s bullshit, she just know I’m rich, but keep going sweetie
They calling for peace treaties
I think they gon’ do something sneaky
They said it was up there, so I said “Fuck it, leave it”

While this new update of “Part Of The Game” is largely the same, it does include a solid new verse from Fif to close things out. Spitting a more dexterous flow than we’ve seen from his lately, he slides in with some thematically-appropriate gangsta rap bars. “That sucka shit, I don’t like all that sucka shit,” he spits. “Boy you hop from clique to clique, we don’t know who you fuckin with / ain’t no gang-banger I mean that RICO and conspiracy / I say that cause I know the alphabet boys is hearing me.”

Check it out now. Especially if you were one of those who — upon hearing the original version — thought to themselves this could use a new verse from 50 Cent. Would you be keen on a new album from the #CheminDuRoi slinging mogul?

QUOTABLE LYRICS

That sucka shit, I don’t like all that sucka shit
Boy you hop from clique to clique, we don’t know who you fuckin with
Ain’t no gang-banger I mean that RICO and conspiracy
I say that cause I know the alphabet boys is hearing me

Unsurprising for those in the know, as JID and Rap are among two of the game’s best lyricists at the moment. Throw in some soulful vocals from Masego, who handles the melodies of the chorus, and it’s no wonder the track shines with such brilliance. Off the bat, J.I.D lays down an impeccable opening verse, showcasing a sharp mind for societal commentary. “Prevalent ethnic rebel, the revolution of melanin,” he spits, catching a slick pocket. “Bust a move to the ghetto, we must improve the development / brought some food for the fellowship, got a noose on my brethren.”

Rapsody plays the perfect counterpart, and while she’s more than capable of quickening the pace, she opts for a more methodical approach. “They flood thy hood, we could blood up the soldier,” she raps, hitching her cadence into melodic territory. “Poor Black men look over thy shoulder.” Understanding the power of her words, Rapsody keeps her themes aligned with the film’s focus. “Devil on my heels and they all wanna cross me, loyalty to God and my loyalty to Bobby,” she spits, an allusion to Black Panther co-founder George “Bobby” Seale.

QUOTABLE LYRICS

Prevalent ethnic rebel, the revolution of melanin
Bust a move to the ghetto, we must improve the development
Brought some food for the fellowship, got a noose on my brethren
Call the goons and the government, come correct the corruption
Break the racial construction buildin’ up
In the spirit of liberation, give me life or I’ma take it

Today, he starts Coronation‘s rollout by taking listeners back to the blog era, with his new Wiz Khalifa, Chance the Rapper, and Rockie Fresh-assisted single “Everything New. Kicking off with Pharris’ trademark “This Chicago N****!” tag, the single features the aforementioned artists bragging about spending money on new fashion pieces as well as rare and highly-coveted vintage garments over a simple, hard-hitting beat.

“Everything New” is pretty straightfoward, but it’s executed extremely well. Wiz Khalifa’s catchy refrain stacks nicely against the slick wordplay in Rockie and Chance’s verses. Plus, DJ Pharris’ new single arrives on the day when many people get their hands on their paycheck, and “Everything New” is definitely a song to spend some money to.

Quotable Lyrics
Camo the Bape, but this shit from ’08, I ain’t new to this
Blowin’ the money on stupid shit
Just spent a hundred thou’ with Saint Louis
As a child, I used to look up to St. Lunatics.

There’s no word on when the project will be released but the first single is officially out now, titled “Rolls Royce Umbrella” with Chris Brown.

Clever’s stellar vibrato shines once again on this record, which serves as a taste test for the rest of the album. The man just has a way with his voice, levelling up after a long stint in prison and asserting himself as one of the stars of tomorrow.

Crazy is also set to include features from Lil Wayne, Lil Baby, Juice WRLD, Post Malone, and more.

Listen to “Rolls Royce Umbrella” below and let us know what you think. Read our 2019 interview with the artist here.

Quotable Lyrics:

Champagne showers can’t make flowers bloom
But the champagne keeps raining
On my Rolls Royce umbrella
Shooting stars in the roof of the Wraith
Praying to the sky, I’m paying for my mistake
They saw me in the hearse like I would die young
From rags to a Wraith, the stars in they face

Production-wise, we get some synths that dance around in the background while the drums offer a hypnotic contrast. Lyrically, Syd sings about a relationship that ended because both sides simply weren’t cut out for each other. Despite this, they are still feeling sad about the time apart, and it leads to a melancholic track that brings about a ton of emotions.

You can stream the track, below.

Quotable Lyrics:

As far as I can see, you and me could never be
‘Cause we didn’t spend the proper time tryna work it out
Hope you findin’ what you need or what you seek ’cause now I’m free
And maybe in another life, you’d be mine, mine, mine

Channeling some serious LL Cool J energy, or Busta Rhymes circa “I Know What You Want,” he takes to the intimate instrumental to spit some game. “You’re prettiest on the planet and I got perfect vision,” raps Gerald, pulling at random from his book of pick-up lines. “You’re everything that I need, my mind is never switchin’ / I slide in from the back, that’s your preferred position.” Brilliantly delivering this one in time for Valentine’s Day weekend, it’s clear that G-Eazy will forever remain a hopeless romantic — at least, in his own mind. Check out “A Little More” now, and sound off if you’ve been missing this style of hip-hop love song.

QUOTABLE LYRICS

Tryna put a ring on you, and that’s what I envision
The only one in my world, those girls are non-existent
They not mine, let’s take some time
I know that you been tryna start your makeup line
I know I been away, I can’t make-up time

“I’m grateful, never sold no crack around my son,” admits Jones, spitting over the vintage woodwind sample. “Just to think I could have got caught doing those trafficking runs.” Though Fraud opts to keep the beat restrained and largely percussion-free, Jones’ honest reflections keep the journey compelling; there’s a frank confessional nature throughout that should please fans of the New York veteran. In fact, based on what we’ve heard from Fraud and Jim Jones so far, it would appear that a solid sense of chemistry is in the midst of developing — check it out for yourself right here.

QUOTABLE LYRICS

We land and take off on a private airspace
My Muslim brotha bought a mansion, plus a private prayer space
These n***as get locked from home, then they get scared straight
I can surely tell you that a river’s what tears make

The highlight of the music video came toward the end of the clip when Baby Noah made an appearance with Rowland’s eldest son, Titan. Rowland has shared images of her boys bonding, and now she brings it to the small screen. The song is rumored to be featured on the singer’s K EP, a project that she first announced back in November 2020. Stream “Black Magic” and let us know what you think.

Quotable Lyrics

We bring the glow to the sun
We bring the laughter to fun
We start the new religion, baby (Ha)
We woop the world then left it brainlеss (Ah-ha)
Mandingo sh*t (Ah-ha)
This feels so rich