Lil Tracy's been on a roll the past few weeks. He's dropped off a new single every week for the past two weeks. Each one of them just as fire as the one before. He's been flexing his vocal abilities a lot and considering the name of his recent project, he's definitely trying living up to the life of a popstar. Today, he comes through with his pop infused single, "My Bae."
Lil Tracy's latest single falls in line with the other ones he's dropped in recent times. "My Bae" finds Tracy crooning over his shorty, who seems to be keeping him very happy by the sounds of this song. His auto-tuned laced vocals pop out over the production of Marvy Ayy who brings a smooth and bouncy production for Tracy. It's another track from Lil Tracy that continues to make him an artist to keep an eye out for.
Quotable Lyrics
She a top model, just like Tyra Banks
She my Kim K. and I'm her Kanye
She said I'm her bae, I said touché
That's my bae, I'm her bae too
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