OYABUN's been making waves on the internet for the past few months with songs like "COBAIN" and "LIFE OF THE PARTY." With all the momentum he's built, he's gearing up to put his own stamp in the game. OYABUN comes through today with his latest single "GETWHATSHEWANT" featuring Nessly.
OYABUN and Nessly link up on the smooth, sultry single "GETWHATSHEWANT." The song was produced by platinum selling produced Bijan Amir who handled production on Offset and Metro Boomin's "Ric Flair Drip." OYABUN explained that the song came together naturally while he was recording in his hotel room in Canada. After he heard the beat, he just started feelin' himself.
"Bijan sent this beat over to me while I was out in Toronto and I was like damn this is fire as fuck, I did the entire song in an hour or two in the hotel room. I was in my bag that night, I even spoke Spanish on the song, ya boy was feeling himself." He told us.
Peep OYABUN's new single and keep your eyes peeled for more music from him in the future.
Quotable Lyrics
I sleep in St. Laurent, she live in St. Laurent
We look like twins (Twins! Mwah!)
I do not have many friends
Benjamin my only friend (Brrr)
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