KXNG Crooked might be known to the masses for his role in former rap supergroup, Slaughterhouse but he's always been running with the HorseShoe Gang. They've blessed many freestyle circles and cyphers over the years, proving they're one of the hottest group of rappers in the game. Today, KXNG Crooked and HorseShoe Gang make themselves an official group under the name Family Bvsiness and release their first single together, "Welcome To California."
Family Bvsiness drop off their laid-back new single, "Welcome To California." KXNG Crooked revealed on Instagram that Family Bvsiness album is already done so it should be coming this summer. "Welcome To California" serves as the first single off of the project. Crooked and HorseShoe Gang never cease to impress the crowd with their bars.
"Welcome To California" will be available as a free download on their Bandcamp page for the next 48 hours and will be available on streaming platforms by the end of the week. Keep your eyes peeled.
Quotable Lyrics
No socks, vans and cargos
Doc Dre & 2Pac at our show (Why is that?)
'Cause it's California Love n*gga, thug n*gga
Got it tatted on me, only us n*gga
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