If you've been paying attention to the Chicago scene this decade, FBG Duck's came across your radar on more than a few occasions. He's mainly caught attention across his region but the release of 2018's "Slide" and its subsequent remix with 21 Savage put a bigger spotlight on his name.
Earlier today, the rapper came through with his latest track, "Shidd." While maintaining a feel for Chicago's drill, he hops on a bouncier beat while showcasing his range and unexpected voices that he could pull off. A Valee-type flow is heard across the entire song but at times, he pops out with a more aggressive tone that'll make you hop out of your seat.
Hopefully, the release of the new single is a sign that he has a new project coming soon.
Quotable Lyrics
Shidd, That's your bih right there? (I don't care)
Did the whole gang hit your bitch? Hell yeah
N***as acting like they want smoke, we gon' take it there
N***as out here playing dirty games, w put 'em under there
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