Lil Wayne Joins Turk & Kodak Black For "F*ck How It Turn Out" G-Mix

Lil Wayne reunites Turk and Kodak Black for "Fuck How It Turn Out" G-Mix.

BYAron A.Jan 12, 201823.2K Views

A few days a go, Turk revealed that Lil Wayne would be joining him and Kodak Black for the official remix of "F*ck How It Turn Out." No one was exactly sure when it would be dropping but it's always exciting to hear Wayne got something coming, even if it's just a verse. Today, Turk releases the official G-Mix with an additional verse from Wayne.

Lil Wayne comes through with a menacing verse on "Fuck How It Turn Out" remix. The song originally surfaced before the new year but Turk grabs Weezy to kick off 2018 with a strong effort. The track's production was handled by DJ Swift and Dubba AA who bring a classic Southern feel to the track. The two producers created a beat that was a perfect fit to bridge Kodak Black and Turk's style but as usual, Wayne can hop on any beat and make it sound like he's home.

Quotable Lyrics

The mac already loaded,
The backwood lookin' bloated
My killers look devoted
My children look supported

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