Bali Baby Drops Off "Bad Ass B*tch" Remix

Bali Baby is back with her latest drop.

BYAron A.May 25, 20201417 Views

The rap game has seen an influx of women who've been really killing shit in recent times. Though artists like Nicki, Cardi, and Megan Thee Stallion are in the limelight, the underground still has a few names buzzing. Bali Baby is among them. The Atlanta star has been proving to be a visionary in her own right while consistently dropping.

This week, she returned with her new track, "Bad Ass Bitch (Remix)." Her airy voice contrasts the thumping bass production of the track as he delivers a trap triplet-flow. She glides on the production with attitude and swagger and showcases her wordplay throughout the track.

Though it feels like it's been a minute since she last released a project, this could be a sign that she's ready to dominate the summer.

Quotable Lyrics
Damn Bali, that's you?
My n***as guerrillas, I pull up with zoos
I don't pity a fool
Don't reach for the chain, you might catch the flu

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