Go!
No
Who’s your lieutenant?
Heard they set it on
I’m tryna make
I’m tryna make this dough
She’s so obsessed
She finna suck my soul
I’m upset
I deserve it more
Fuck that talk nonsense
We got the racks what you sad for?
I ain’t sleep goddam
Lately I’m fucking with bad hoes
Playing games I don’t understand
Shorty just know what you ask for
Tatted hoe plastic
I just want sum that’s natural
Don’t want his funds
I got that bag boy
Act like you know us
We really cutthroat
Cut on his whole funds
We might come cut yours
Ball like us? no
You ain’t got shit boy
Glock get to twerking boy if he want static
Got racks up I’m up now wanna verse from me I’m taxing
That hoe she so crazy keep a glock on me in public
Finna spend me a band I’m finna make it back like it’s nothing
Yea
Who’s your lieutenant?
Heard they set it on
I’m tryna make
I’m tryna make this dough
She’s so obsessed
She finna suck my soul
I’m upset
I deserve it more
Fuck that talk nonsense
We got the racks what you sad for?
I ain’t sleep goddam
Lately I’m fucking with bad hoes
Playing games I don’t understand
Shorty just know what you ask for
Tatted hoe plastic
I just want sum that’s natural
- Lyricist
Ludio
- Composer
Kindenthe3rd
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Following Ludio's releases "Retail Therapy", "Play Your Part", and "Can't Deny" an EP with Puckafall earlier this year.Ludio's unique and latest sound has attracted the attention of the Japanese and US underground rap scene. The beat for the new EP Phenomenon is produced by Kindenthe3rd, Longboy, Alex Cheyz, and more underground producers who frequently collaborate with US underground artists. These artists include SSGKobe, Che, and Yung Fazo. The style of the song is based on the aggressive sound called Glo popularized by Chief Keef in the 2000s. Ludio, who always develops his sound to be unique and fresh fully demonstrates his talent on this track, and will continue to attract more and more attention.
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Ludio
Born in Japan in 2005, Ludio spends his childhood in Tokyo and moves to New York when he turns seven years old. He started his musical career in 2019 after he moved to Osaka, Japan. He makes all his songs in freestyle and handles everything from recording to mixing himself. After releasing music on soundcloud, he gradually attracted attention due to its high quality, and from 2021 he will expand the range of activities by expanding to Tokyo. He made a guest appearance on Tim Pepperoni's song "Chrome Hearts" released on January 23, 2022, and is one of the most promising artists in the Japanese scene this year.
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