TM88, Moneybagg Yo, & Southside Join Young Thug & Future To Deliver "Blue Jean Bandit"

BY Erika Marie Updated on September 26, 2022 10.2K Views

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TM88, Moneybagg Yo, Southside, Future, & Young Thug join forces on their fire single "Blue Jean Bandit."

A week ahead of the release of Moneybagg Yo's deluxe version of his Time Served project, he returns with a collaborative effort alongside some big players in the rap game. On Friday (May 7), TM88, Moneybagg Yo, and Southside shared their single "Blue Jean Bandit" featuring Young Thug and Future. The track made a brief appearance last year, but at that time, the only feature included was that of Thugger.

The crew decided to throw on a few more artists—all of whom were able to snag a verse of their own. TM88 and Southside produced the track and Moneybagg, Future, and Young Thug were able to seamlessly link their flows together. Give "Blue Jean Bandit" and few spins and let us know if you're vibing to this.

Quotable Lyrics

Half a million, told my jeweler my ice is real, what up?
Anything I say I can say twice, what up?
I talk nasty to the cops, I know my rights, what up?

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