Earlier this summer, Khalil dropped off his latest album Prove It All. It's a thorough project from him that showcases his strengths and versatility as an artist. Since then, he's dropped off several other joints. Today, he releases his latest single, "Wrist Hurt."
Khalil's blend of hip hop and R&B has been undoubtedly one of his biggest strengths as an artist. With "Wrist Hurt," he blends the two while teetering closer to the hip hop side. The young singer nabs BlackTheBeast for the production which consists of a descending harp progression backed by heavy bass. It's a solid banger from Khalil and definitely something that solidifies him as a young artist to keep an eye out for.
This past year, he's delivered a heavy amount of music. Aside from his album, he's dropped loose singles and lent his vocal talents for features. He's steadily been working so hopefully we get to see him carry that momentum into 2018.
Quotable Lyrics
Just might reveal you niggas
And all that hoe shit that you did my nigga
The way you squeal on niggas
But let me chill my nigga
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