Trapo's been on the grind for a hefty minute and we're excited to see what else he has up his sleeve in the future. It's been a hefty minute since we received new music from him. The last time we had him on the site was roughly eight months a go when he dropped his single, "Love Me Anyway" which has unfortunately been taken down from his Soundcloud page since. Today, he delivered his latest single, "Grow Up."
Trapo returns with his latest single, "Grow Up." The rapper has a new project coming through in the near future and if this is a taste of what's to expect, it's definitely going to be solid. Trapo recruits Immy for the production the track and the two of them prove to be a great combo on wax with "Grow Up."
Quotable Lyrics
Don't you know we gon' grow up
And these lame hoes gon' po' up
Tryna know us, and I'm too damn focused
To be cool widdem, smoke a doob widdem
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