KXNG CROOKED's Family Bvsiness Remixes 6ix9ine & Nicki Minaj's "FEFE"

Family Bvsiness returns with their new track "FreeFree."

BYAron A.Sep 05, 20185.4K Views

KXNG Crooked recently announced the formation of his new group Family Bvsiness along with Horseshoe Gang. The new group seemed to be a response to his departure from Slaughterhouse which he announced earlier this year. He's always been with Horseshoe Gang but it's clear that he's putting more focus into Family Bvsiness than ever before. Earlier this week, KXNG Crooked and Family Bvsiness debuted their video for "Welcome To California" on HNHH. Today, they come through with a remix to 6ix9ine and Nicki Minaj's "FEFE."

Family Bvsiness comes through with their new track, "FreeFree." Their latest effort is a remix of Tekashi 6ix9ine and Nicki Minaj's hit song, "FEFE." It follows the release of their remix of Tyga and Offset's "Taste." Family Bvsiness flex their lyrical prowess all over the Murda Beatz production of the track and absolutely body it.

Peep their new track below.

Quotable Lyrics
I'mma rebel, I ain't into shit that y'all like
I'm not really into fashion but tell Virgil
To make me custom Off-White that reads fuck the Alt-right

<a href="http://familybvsiness.bandcamp.com/track/freefree">FREEFREE by Family Bvsiness</a>

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