It's going to be a while until King Combs could step out of the shadow of his father, Diddy. In the past few years, he's been showing promising signs that he's a star in his own right. "Fuck The Summer Up" had summer 2017 going up but with the release of his new EP Cyncerely C3, he's dropped off some tunes for the good weather. The project does have some prominent features on it, from Ty Dolla $ign to 03 Greedo, but the stand-out feature actually goes to Jeremih who appears on the sultry single, "Naughty."
King Combs enlists Jeremih for the song "Naughty." With production from Hitmaka, King Combs delivers flashy bars before R&B Thug Jeremih swings in with his silky voice for hook duties.
Peep King Combs and Jeremih's collaboration below.
Quotable Lyrics
Let me unwrap you in my presence, shawty
I can see you're in my future, probably
Me and you should have a private party
Love the way you make your tongue move, so naughty
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