K$upreme is a few months removed from his latest project, Flex Muzik 2, but that hasn't stopped him from continuously delivering new music for his fans. Today, he links up with Soulja Boy for his new track, "16'."
K$upreme is back with his latest single, "16'," featuring fellow Atlanta native Soulja Boy. K$upreme links up with producer BHunna who delivers a minimalist, bass-heavy beat that's worthy of becoming a twerk anthem. The two rappers deliver absurd flexes over BHunna's production. K$upreme's new single with Soulja Boy follows the release of "Gucci Cologne" which served as his first single since releasing Flex Muzik 2.
While K$upreme kicks the year off with his new single, Soulja Boy is still trying to make waves in the tech world. Towards the end of 2018, the rapper announced his new video game console, SouljaGame which was later taken down from the website, likely due to the controversy surrounding the licensing of games.
Peep K$upreme and Soulja Boy's "16'" below.
Quotable Lyrics
Designer, it's on me
Fuck on your bitch and it sound like I'm stirrin' up macaroni
I mix Chanel with the Stoney
I don't want to fuck her, she boney
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