TK Kravitz is still riding the wave of his most recent project, 2.0 which dropped in June. The project, which featured the likes of 2 Chainz, Youngboy Never Btroke Again and Jacquees, was the follow-up to his 2016 self-titled project. While it's only been a few months since the release of 2.0, the singer returns with another new track titled, "Mine."
TK Kravitz returns with his new single, "Mine" featuring Kevin Gates. It's a sensual record that finds both of their opposing styles blend together incredibly well.
"Kevin [Gates] is like a brother, and him agreeing to do the record meant a lot to me," he said to Billboard. "I just knew that he could bring a different kind of melody to go along with what we already had put together on the single."
Peep his new single below.
Quotable Lyrics
Took some L's in the game, I had to step it up
Just came home from jail, now we catchin' up
Spend some bread on your nails when you freshin' up
Love to get you undressed when you dressin' up
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