Blackbear & 2 Chainz Connect On "Gucci Linen"

Blackbear brings 2 Chainz through his latest single.

BYAron A.Nov 13, 201712.4K Views

Blackbear's gearing up to drop his upcoming project Cybersex. Since announcing the project in August, he's been building some high anticipation for the project with each release. Today, he recruits 2 Chainz for another single off the project "Gucci Linen."

Blackbear and 2 Chainz connect on his latest single off Cybersex, "Gucci Linen." Chainz is the latest high-profile guest he has on the project. The two of them find a common ground between their styles with the pop influenced trap beat. While blackbear delivers his smooth sing-rap flow to the table, 2 Chainz comes through with a more raw delivery. Of course, if you're going to name a song "Gucci Linen," 2 Chainz is the only feature that seems the most fitting.

Thusfar, blackbear's delivered singles with Tinashe and Cam'ron off the project. The tracklist has yet to surface but if he's delivered three singles with some big names, it'll be interesting to see who else he gets on Cybersex.

Quotable Lyrics
My momma a G and my daddy dead
I went to the prom wearing black & red
The neighborhood turned into Pakistan
Middle of the warzone, I was backin' in

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