J-Haze has been catching a steady buzz and building the anticipation for the third instalment in his Heroin Habits mixtape series. The rapper's project arrives later this month but he's keeping the streets hot with each release. Today, he unleashed a brand new single titled, "COVID 21." The rapper's latest single includes appearances from 21 Savage, Grand Hustle's 5ive Mics, as well as Rich Gates with the production on the track handled by Viddy On The Beat.
“We were all at Tip’s house/studio in LA, which is where I recorded most of my new project. Viddy On Da Beat (producer) was working on a beat we all liked and we went in," J-Haze said in a statement.
Check out the rapper's new single below. Heroin Habits 3 drops on Dec. 25th.
Quotable Lyrics
Flip a n***a like Skippa
Diamonds wet, call me Flippa
My demons come take your sister
I'm the Carolina King
Fuck 12, never sing
I never got robbed for my bling
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