Off the strength of his viral single, "Overwhelming," fidget-spinning rapper Matt Ox landed a record deal with Motown Records. Although he hasn't released his debut major label effort yet, Motown is clearly putting some sort of effort behind the building the anticipation for Ox's next move. Today, the rapper links up with Chief Keef for their new collaboration, "Jetlag."
Matt Ox and Chief Keef team up for their new single, "Jetlag." Their new collaboration comes a few weeks after Ox linked up with another Chicago native, Valee, for their single, "Awesome." Ox links up with his regular collaborator Oogie Mane for the song's production. Oogie Mane delivers a hard-hitting, drill influenced beat for Ox and Chief Keef's collaboration. Ox holds down the hook and the first part of the single before Chief Keef sweeps in.
Keep your eyes peeled for new music from Matt Ox and Chief Keef. Matt Ox's debut album, OX drops on October 30th.
Quotable Lyrics
He actin' tough, light 'em up like a club
I heard your trap slow, it's a light year like Buzz
Oh he a clown, ain't he? He do shit for the plug
I pull up, like a bird cook-up
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