Krept & Konan are coming through with a new album in the near future. This week, they released their first single off of the project titled, "I Spy." The rap duo link up with Headie One and K-Trap on the song. Krept & Konan have proven to be quite versatile, being able to shift between R&B and grime breezily. "I Spy" finds them blending together grime and the U.K. drill sound.
"I Spy" arrives after the release of Krept & Konan's last single, "Ban Drill," which took a stance against the U.K. government's attempt to remove U.K. drill music videos from YouTube.
With Krept & Konan gearing up to release a new album in the near future, we're looking forward to hearing what they have up their sleeves.
Quotable Lyrics
All my bros never had a pot to piss in
But that don't mean they don't have a pot to whip in
You ain't on piss and your bredrin isn't
I highly doubt that Louis got a western in it
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