Lil B Gets In His R&B Bag With New Song "I Got To Many B***es"

Lil B returns with a new based freestyle.

BYAron A.Nov 20, 20183.6K Views

Lil B's been on a serious grind this year, although it feels like we haven't received enough music from him this year in comparison to the past. He pulled a major move for his fans in April when he put 30 of his mixtapes on Spotify and dropped off an electronic album. Additionally, he also hosted his first art exhibit. The BasedGod hasn't put rapping on the backburner at all, but clearly, he's been dabbling in other creative avenues. Lil B recently came through with a brand new Based Freestyle for his fans titled, "I Got To Many Bitches."

Lil B is back with new music a little over a month after releasing, Options. The Based God drops off an R&B- inspired vibe on his new Based Freestyle, "I Got To Many Bitches." B delivers an emotional, yet hilarious vibe on his new song. It's definitely a rare artifact in The Based God's catalog.

Quotable Lyrics
So many n***as fake, I can't fuck with informants
Take a n***a out quick with that choppa
They play with me, boy, I swear to God
I done fucked all these bitches

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