K Camp Teams Up With Moneybagg Yo On "Racks Like This"`

K Camp returns with "Racks Like This" featuring Moneybagg Yo.

BYAron A.Mar 23, 20188.7K Views

It's been a little over a month since we heard from K Camp but it's safe to say that he's out here working. He's dropped off several records since the year began including "Cranberry Juice" and "To Whom It May Concern." In addition, he also linked up with R. Kelly in the studio to work on some new heaters. We've been waiting on more new music from him and it finally arrives. K Camp drops off his latest single, "Racks Like This."

K Camp joins forces with Moneybagg Yo for his latest single, "Racks Like This." The song was originally released as a solo effort from K Camp but now, he brings along the Memphis rapper for some additional sauce.

Quotable Lyrics
With racks like this, she can't even lie
Not an illusion, it's right in her eyes
We eat big steaks, we don't fuck with small fries
Got the game locked down like hog ties

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