Adamn Killa Keeps It "Steady" On His New Banger

Adamn Killa is back with his latest single.

BYAron A.Mar 13, 20191340 Views

Adamn Killa didn't rest once in 2018. The rapper continuously dished out new music throughout the year which included collaborations with Lil B and Z Money. However, he's been keeping the momentum going this year. Today, the rapper delivered his latest single, "Steady."

Adamn Killa is back with a short but sweet new track titled, "Steady." The rapper hops on a tough instrumental as he flexes his cash. "Money steady, you know my money steady/ The way I'm dressin' you would think the weight I'm movin' be heavy." It's another promising banger from Adamn Killa and his second drop in the past week. The rapper released his single, "Haters" over the weekend which served as his first offering of the new year. Adamn Killa's putting in work. Keep your eyes peeled for what he has up his sleeves this year.

Quotable Lyrics
They givin' Becky, these hoes be givin' Becky
'Cause they see me and my pockets, they be lookin' heavy
But I can never save a hoe, I'm committed to that Fetti

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