Lil Bibby spent the majority of the year locked in the studio and teasing the release of his highly anticipated Free Crack 4. While there's yet to be a release date for it, he confirmed at the top of October that the project is on the way and that he's just waiting on some sample clearances. Earlier this week, he shook things up with his Blac Youngsta collab, "Sumn." Today, he delivers his second single of the week with "Complicated."
Lil Bibby recruits the sultry voice of Ann Marie for his latest song. On the track, Bibby expresses his interest in a certain woman that does reciprocate the same feelings, believing a relationship wouldn't work out. Chase Davis handles the production and flips Nivea's "Complicated" for the track. Ann Marie handles the hook before going into her own verse to provide a different perspective.
With two tracks dropping in the span of a few days, hopefully it's a sign that Free Crack 4 is dropping much sooner than we expect.
Quotable Lyrics
N*gga got a mill, what the fuck he got a stick fo?
When in Chiraq, that's just how this shit go
Been had a sick flow, been trappin', get dough
Been havin' gas like Citgo
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