Joey Purp was absent from the rap game for a minute but earlier this month, he broke his silence and came through with some new music. Fans have been eagerly waiting for new music from the rapper for over a year at this point. Thankfully, he announced his follow up to 2016's iiiDrops that's expected to drop in the coming weeks. The rapper kicked off the campaign with the single he released last week called "March 12th" and now, he follows it with a brand new track called "Bag Talk."
Joey Purp returns with his new single, "Bag Talk." The rapper's new single comes alongside the announcement of his forthcoming project, Quarterthing. The rapper goes in on mesmerizing production handled by Nez & Rio. The rapper also shared a video for the song which finds him cruising through his city on the roof on the trunk with his homies.
Peep the new track below.
Quotable Lyrics
Only see the snakes when you got the grass cut
Ridin' sprinters when the car stop, the rims don't
She like, "how the car stop but the rims don't?"
Candy paint it at the car shop like a car show
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