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#NewVideo, K. Michelle Gets “SUPAHOOD” with Kash Doll & City Girls

We have the “Supahood” video ladies and gentlemen. K. Michelle dropped the official video for “Supahood” featuring City Girls & Kash Doll.

With the first single off her upcoming All Monsters Are Human album, Michelle gives her “Red Wig K.” Teaming up with Kash Doll and Yung Miami from City Girls on a song called “Supahood” is perfect. Dripped in different looks, and multiple colors, all the girls gave off sexy, hood vibes in the video. It gave the video more energy.

“Memphis niggas drive me crazy (Crazy), I may let him fuck and he ain’t even gotta pay me (He gotta pay)/ 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 video below.

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