Bone Thugs haven't released a ton of music in recent times but any time they do, it's a blessing. The Cleveland-based group recently teamed up with Bob Marley's son Ky-Mani Marley for their new song "Survival." With a reggae-influenced beat, Bone Thugs deliver a track that hones into their skillset as MCs; proving that even years later, their flow is still untouchable. Ky-Mani Marley holds down the hook while the group reflects on the ups and downs of the music industry and their careers as a whole. But at the end of it, they prove there's no possible way that they can be defeated and will continue to prosper against all odds.
Hopefully, this means a new project from the Cleveland group is coming soon.
Quotable Lyrics
Witness a survivor, the man is strictly a provider
The Ambitionz of a Ridah
It's too strong, I gotta make it
But if makin' it mean I gotta fake it
I'd rather stay on my cray shit
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