It feels like we haven't heard much from Kap G in the past few months but hopefully that's a sign of good things coming. The Atlanta rapper had a breakout year in 2017 which included the release of SupaJefe and a spot on the cover of XXL's Freshmen List issue. Although his profile went down a little bit in recent times, he's still been working. Last September, he blessed fans with his project, no kap which included features from Playboi Carti and Ty Dolla $ign. Now, he comes through with his first single since the release of no kap.
Kap G blessed fans with a new single earlier this week called, "Carlos Slim." The track was produced by 48 who delivers a guitar-laden beat that sounds like it would've been fitting for Gunna if Kap never got ahold of it.
Peep Kap G's new song below.
Quotable Lyrics
I get my looks from my Pops
Keep it on me, gotta watch out for opps
Gotta stash it away, gotta watch out for cops
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