CHXPO & Clams Casino Drop Off "Vampire Knight"

CHXPO & Clams Casino drop off their new single "Vampire Knight."

BYAron A.Feb 25, 20184.2K Views

Clams Casino has a penchant for catching onto up and coming artists. Over the course of his career, he was early on the A$AP clique, Lil B and several other artists. So it should come as no surprise that he's linking up with CHXPO for a brand new single. CHXPO's been building a hell of a wave for the past year or so. The two of them join forces for their new effort titled "Vampire Knight."

Clams Casino production on "Vampire Knight" will put you on a wave. There's a clear chopped and screwed inspiration behind the whole song. CHXPO's voice is even pitched down heavily. It's a muddy single but Clams and CHXPO prove to be a great duo together.

CHXPO will be performing with Lil West and Lil Wop at our upcoming Fire Emoji Live in NYC on April 10th.

Quotable Lyrics
Teach a bitch how to flex
She just wanna have sex
'Cause she like the way dress
But I don't dress to impress

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