Ola Runt Is In Flight Or Flight Mode On "Shoot Or Die"

BY Aron A. Updated on September 26, 2022 2.1K Views

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Ola Runt returns with even more new music.

If you haven't heard by now, Gucci Mane just signed Ola Runt to the 1017 Eskimo roster. It's a big deal for both artists since their both for the A but deeper than that, Ola is now the first Atlanta native that has apparently ever signed to Gucci Mane. Since the singing, Ola Runt has been continuously releasing new music, even after releasing his latest tape, Beggin For A Body.

This week, Ola Runt dropped off a brand new single titled, "Shoot Or Die." It's an eccentric single that finds Ola Runt off-kilter flow finding new pockets on piano-laden production, through not only his flow but the tangential melodies he goes off on at the end of certain bars.

Check out Ola's latest single below and keep your eyes peeled for more music.

Quotable Lyrics
Ion read the bible, it's my belief versus your faith
Last man standing tat a teardrop on his face
Soon as I arrive, they turn to rivals
I'm a real street n***a, find me out the potholes

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