Young T and Bugsey unleashed their debut album Plead The Fifth just a few months ago but they've caught international attention with the success of "Don't Rush" ft. Headie One. Thanks to TikTok, the song has served as the soundtrack to the glow up as women would present themselves in their regular clothes before brushing the screen and serving their glo'd up look.
As the song begins to make waves in North America, specifically, recently charting on the Billboard Hot 100, Young T and Bugsey have served up a brand new remix for the song featuring DaBaby. At face value, it probably looks like a way to gain some streaming numbers and breathe new life to the song after it reached the peak of its success in April, but DaBaby actually glides on this one with effortless flexes.
This follows the Latin remix that arrived last month featuring Rauw Alejandro.
Check out the "Don't Rush" remix below.
Quotable Lyrics
The red, I been declinin' on 'em
I took me down a tall bitch
She had me climbin' on her
I pull up, they like, "Aw, shit, we got a problem, don't it?"
I smile and show my dimples off
Look like my momma, don't I? (Cheese)
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