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  • Listen to Cash Cobain’s latest track ‘Trippin on a Yacht’ featuring Bay Swag and Rob49

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    Last week, American star producer-artist Cash Cobain released the infectious track ‘Trippin on a Yacht’ featuring Bay Swag and Rob49. As depicted on the cover art for the track, the song opens with lyrics confessing that he thinks he might have fallen in love with a promiscuous lady. Therefore, the New York City-bred celebrity needs a shot (of that brown liquor).

    For his verse, Queens artist Bay Swag clearly states that once he ends things with you, it’s done (“No, no, you could not spin this block”). In the following lyric, he explains that he drops off one lady at 2 AM in Queens (“Foch Boulevard”), and within the next hour, he finds himself in the company of another woman.

    New Orleans star rapper Rob49 launches his contribution with a line about honesty (“Please don’t tell me that you’re faithful when you’re not).

    Listen to the track that samples the infectious and vivacious New Orleans Bounce sound below.

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  • Listen to New York rapper Esparo’s latest record ‘Onika’ featuring Rob49

    “Her ass on Minaj/I got her locked in as Onika”

    On August 30, Esparo — one of Giant Music’s newest signees — released a new single titled ‘Onika’ from his forthcoming album (no confirmed release date shared yet). On the Mike Mvjor, Meech, and AUSGOD production, the hazel-eyed artist raps about dealing with women who look like vixens, his deceased friends, and a pink Lamborghini. Joining, New Orleans rapper Rob49 rhymes about being in the trenches with big ass guns and getting paid for features. The arrival of this record couldn’t be more coincidental.

    At least a week or so later, Nicki Minaj — real name Onika Tanya Maraj — publicly criticised JAY Z’s choice to book Kendrick Lamar instead of Lil Wayne, one the world’s most influential artists ever to headline the Super Bowl LIX Halftime Show. As we could imagine, everyone from Stephen A Smith to Memphis Bleek added their thoughts and hot-takes to the bag. Hopefully, and eventually, the “Queen of Rap” receives another bouquet for her hard work that doesn’t go unnoticed.

    Stream the single below, and stay tuned for the official music video. Recently, the artists met up in New York City to film the song named after the chart-topping legendary superstar, Nicki Minaj.

    The official cover art features her iconic pink wig, a way for Esparo, her fellow Queensite, to pay homage to what she has done to change the landscape of modern Hip-Hop music — especially for women who are rapping.