Over the past few weeks, Desiigner's hinted at having some label issues with both G.O.O.D Music and Def Jam. While he hasn't necessarily gone into too much detail about his problems with his label, it clearly isn't stopping him from releasing new music. The rapper dropped off his new song, "Soul" earlier today. Desiigner taps Benjamin Lasnier & Lukasbl for the hard-hitting production on the song while he continues to express his displeasure with his label situation.
The release of "Soul" follows the double whammy he dropped last week, "Earned It" and his "Thotiana" remix. The remix to the Blueface record included another shot at Kanye West who he believes is "crazy" and not a genius. He put the G.O.O.D Music founder on blast in January after claiming that he's been doing everything on his own despite the backing of Def Jam and G.O.O.D Music.
Hopefully, Desiigner continues to bless us with new music. We're looking forward to what he has to offer on his next project.
Quotable Lyrics
Everyone move, get out of my way
They tried to shelve me, had to go get the K
Thank god, I'm wealthy, I can pay anyway
This ain't a diss but I'm feelin' a way
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