Blac Youngsta Is Back With His New Track "Thin Line"

New music from Blac Youngsta.

BYAron A.Jan 16, 20204.1K Views

It looks like the CMG camp is really putting in that work this year. We just received a new project from Moneybagg Yo while at his release party, Yo Gotti announced that there's a whole lot of CMG sh*t going on this year including his own album which is due out later this month. Along with those two, it appears that Blac Youngsta might be readying a new body of work. The rapper came through with a brand new banger titled, "Thin Line" earlier today produced by Heavy Camp’s CMO.

The new single arrives just months after dropping off his latest project, Church On Sundays. He was also recently spotted with DaBaby in the studio so perhaps we'll be getting some new music from them as well.

Quotable Lyrics
You walkin' on a thin line
You put a bass in magazine in yo gun
I'mma extend mine
Ain't gon' stop shooting 'til that gun
Hit you 10 times
If I done showed that bitch my neck & arm
She would've went blind
Call my plug tell 'em send mine

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