Rae Sremmurd Say They Can't Make A Bad Song With Mike Will Made It

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Slim Jxmmi (L) and Swae Lee of Rae Sremmurd attend night three of the STAPLES Center Concert, sponsored by Sprite, during the 2017 BET Experience at Staples Center on June 24, 2017 in Los Angeles, California.
Rae Sremmurd have some major confidence in their producer.

Rae Sremmurd's proven since "No Flex Zone" that it's near impossible for them to make any sort of bad song. The duo are gearing up to drop their third album which is looking like it'll be their biggest ones yet. The project is set to have three discs including two respective solo efforts from Swae Lee and Jxmmi as well as a Rae Sremmurd album. Of course, the project itself will be entirely produced by Mike-Will Made It who has played a major role in their success. However, they feel their producer's role in their career have made it near impossible for them to make a bad record.

During an interview with Power 106, Rae Sremmurd spoke about their forthcoming Sr3mmlife project and why they chose to have a three disc album. In addition, they also spoke on Mike Will's role in their success. According to Jxmmi, the producer is currently living in the year 2030. Swae later chimed in an explained that it's damn near impossible for them to make a bad record with Mike Will.

"Oh yeah, it's chemistry. We can't even help it, we couldn't make a bad song if we wanted to with Mike Will." Swae Lee said. "His production is so crazy, he mess with the Ear Drummers. They steady pushin' out bangers, bangers, banges."

The group's third album has yet to get a release date but they did say they'll be dropping a new set of singles soon.

Peep the interview below. 


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