G2 & Southside Team Up On "Peep Hole"

G2 & Southside link up on their latest banger.

BYAron A.Apr 02, 20192.4K Views

G2 is gaining a serious buzz these days and today, he teams up with Southside for his new single, "Peep Hole." The track arrives before the release of his upcoming project, OFF IT. Southside not only raps on the track but also holds down the production side as well. It's a bouncy record that's bound to cause a ruckus.

Speaking with Complex, he spoke about working with Southside and being signed to the 808 Mafia producer. He also explained how the song came about.

"When we recorded 'Peep Hole,' we were in Miami and it was my first time in Miami, we actually recorded that song before he signed me, I did the hook and he was like, 'WTF don’ gotten into you?' It was so hard that he hopped on it... We freestyled everything, and that’s how we made it," he said.

Quotable Lyrics
Please do not try us,
I shoot from the peep hole
Smokin' on stutter, uh
Do his out the regal

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