Yung Tory Flips Kodak Black's "ZEZE" For His New Remix

Yung Tory comes through with a remix to Kodak Black, Travis Scott and Offset's collaboration.

BYAron A.Oct 15, 20185.7K Views

Yung Tory's been heating up the streets for the past year and some change. After receiving a co-sign from Lil Durk and later joining the OTF crew, the rapper created a massive buzz with his single "Friends, his projects Free Dope and Free Dope 2. We're waiting for the Toronto rapper to bless us with a new project soon. To hold fans over, he came through with a new remix of Kodak Black's latest hit.

Yung Tory is moving quickly out here. Kodak Black, Travis Scott and Offset released their single "ZEZE" this past Friday and now, Tory returns with his own take on the track. Tory tackles the D.A. Doman island-inspired production and flexes his melodic delivery throughout it all. It's another strong effort from Tory and hopefully, we get a new project from him before the year comes to an end.

Quotable Lyrics
Take your clothes off, don't tease me
Easily, I can get your bitch wet easily
Go orangutan like a monkey
Ay, ay, she lemme bang bang, I feel like Chief Keef

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