Yung Bleu caught a serious buzz in the streets over the past few years. In 2018, the rapper flooded the streets with a whole lot of music including his collaborative project with YFN Lucci, Lucci Vandross. The rapper has more in store for 2019 with Bleu Vandross 2 on the horizon. While we wait for him to confirm a release date for the project, he kicks off the campaign with his new single, "Time To Myself."
Yung Bleu is back with his new single, "Time To Myself" which is set to appear on his forthcoming project, Bleu Vandross 2. The rapper delivers a soulful and reflective track on his new single. The rapper opens up about his emotions on the song. "My heart don't pump no blood no more/ My heart won't let me love no more/ I don't want to go to the club no more/ I ain't lookin' for a bitch I could fuck no more," he sings on the hook.
Peep his new track below.
Quotable Lyrics
I'm need some time and I ain't talkin' about a little bit
I gettin' sick and tired about arguing over bitter shit
That petty shit, like who is this?
Why you like her fuckin' picture? Man, it's just a fuckin' picture
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