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K. Michelle Gets “Supa Hood” with Kash Doll & City Girls #NewMusic

K. Michelle has given us the first official single from her upcoming fifth R&B album All Monsters Are Human. “Supa Hood” features rappers Kash Doll & Yung Miami of City Girls.

“Supa Hood” gives us mixtape K. Owning herself, letting us know what she likes, and that she is unapologetic about it. Having Doll and Miami on the track helped round out the “Supa Hood” element. Giving us two female rappers from the hood keeping up with Michelle on the track, and delivering their own style and flow.

“901 on my phone comin’ through, Young nigga, street dude, 22/ Sorry, I’m not ’bout to play wit’ you, ‘Cause if we fuckin’, you fuck off, then I’ma shoot/ Memphis niggas drive me crazy, I may let him fuck and he ain’t even gotta pay me/ He be wit’ the shit, never Fugazi, He don’t hesitate to shoot for a lady/ I roll his weed and how he like to buy my weave, And he be off the drink, I need it/ I admit that I love this shit

Check out the song below.

William Carter

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