Jackboy Applies "Pressure" While Kodak Black's Gone

JackBoy returns with a brand new single.

BYAron A.Apr 15, 20207.6K Views

Kodak Black might be gone but JackBoy is keeping Sniper Gang alive and well until Kodak is free. Though the past week and a half has found Kodak and Jackboy entangled in a feud with Youngboy Never Broke Again, Jackboy's used this to his favor with the release of new music. Just a week ago, he unleashed the single, "Cleaning Crew." Now, he follows up with his latest record, "Pressure."

Following a similar vibe to last week's single, Jackboy opens up the track with a recorded phone call between the rapper and Kodak Black who tells him to keep holding it down. Jackboy finds himself exploring his own vocal range a bit more than ever before while delivering a choppy flow over a guitar-tinged beat.

Quotable Lyrics
Neighborhood hero but we still be
Might never buy a watch 'cause I'm traumatized from doing time
I'mma buy one just to show them hatin' ass n***as I been on my grind

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