G Herbo & 'LGado Team Up On "Father's Day"

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G Herbo & rising Chicago artist 'LGado team up on "Father's Day."

G Herbo's been on one hell of a grind for the past year. The Chicago native released his debut album, Humble Beast last year to positive reception. Shortly after, the rapper took over the rap game with his viral "Who Run It" challenge that had pretty much every rapper in the game revisiting the classic Three 6 Mafia production. After adding eleven new songs to the deluxe edition of Humble Beast that dropped a few months back, the rapper was already getting ready for his sophomore release. Last week, the rapper released his latest album, Swervo with Southside and less than a week later, he already has some new music to drop.

G Herbo teamed up with fellow Chicago native 'LGado for their new track, "Father's Day." For many, the song serves as an introduction to 'LGado who's been making some serious waves in Chicago lately. His tracks "Hit The Gas" and "B'd Up" have gained a lot of traction within the past year.

Herbo and 'LGado also released a visual for the track that was directed by Laka Films. The two of them flex together while neon lighting flashes over them. 

Peep the track and accompanying video below.

Quotable Lyrics
I need a lil bih from Barbados
Keep silent, it's potato
We turn them to tomatoes
Soon I get tired of home
Probably take my shit to Vegas
Be up, re-up & weigh it


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