This week he dropped “Metro”, a refreshing new single channeling the raw energy and raspy delivery of vintage All In-era Gates, signaling the Baton Rouge big stepper is back in his bag for Khaza round two.ĭetroit’s Icewear Vezzo released Rich off Pints 3, containing two of his biggest hit singles with huge features from Lil Baby and Lil Durk on “Know the Difference” and “Up the Scoe.” He also tapped Detroit’s newest rising star in Baby Money for “You Ever” - who also dropped his own single this week, the hard-hitting “Run With Me”. Kevin Gates is also already gearing up for the release of his own Deluxe in the wake of his recent album - preparing to drop 20 new songs after finding himself overshadowed by Drake’s surprise release of Honestly, Nevermind. Nardo Wick followed up his introductory Who is Nardo Wick? with 12 new songs on the Deluxe, doubling down on his eerie, barely-audible delivery with tracks like “Fan Hoes” and a surprising collab with The Kid Laroi.

Lil Uzi Vert combatted the “fell off” discussion with a surprise tape on Soundcloud this week, which has been well received and seems to be slowly trickling onto DSPs - one of the standouts being “F.F.” The title of the EP, Red & White is no doubt a reference to the long-awaited and much-discussed Pink Tape, and may be a sign that its release is finally approaching.īronx Drill’s Kay Flock, B-Lovee, Dougie B reunite for ‘Brotherly Love Pt. In his charming Central London accent, he asks “How can I be homophobic? My bitch is gay,” a question so woke and not woke at the same time it truly boggles the mind, which has helped launch the single into virality. While Cee does shoot his shot at Doja Cat in the song - who seems to be a popular target for young rappers everywhere - it’s the opening line and notable refrain that really piqued the interest of the internet.

Claiming the top spot this week is Central Cee from across the pond, who raised eyebrows all last week with teasers of his new single “Doja” - which came with its own Lyrical Lemonade music video, Cole Bennet’s first with a UK artist.

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