88GLAM Feel Like Lil Yachty On Their New Track "Lil Boat"

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88GLAM return with their new track, "Lil Boat."

We haven't heard a whole lot from 88GLAM this year, but that's about to change in the near future. Roughly a year ago, the Toronto duo released their debut self-titled project. A few months into 2018, they released the Reloaded version as they announced that they've signed to Republic Records. However, they've been teasing the sequel to their 2017 project and today, they unveil the first single off the project, "Lil Boat."

88GLAM channel their inner Lil Yachty for their new track, "Lil Boat." The song serves as their first official single off their forthcoming project, 88GLAM 2 which is set to drop on Nov.16th. 88GLAM take their after-hours vibes to another level on "Lil Boat" and bring Take A Daytrip and Russ Chell to amplify that feeling even further with the production.

"88GLAM is a world of its own," Wise and Camino told Complex. "'Lil Boat' aesthetically is a pit stop in the many worlds that make up 88GLAM."

Keep your eyes peeled for 88GLAM 2.

Quotable Lyrics
All of my bubble gum dreams, we gon' see in real life
Baby girl suck me to sleep, but I ain't laid no pipe
Fucking that bitch 'til she get scoliosis, she say I show no emotion
Line up the horse in the stable, I park the Porsche in the stable, ay


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