Maliibu Miitch Asserts Her Dominance On New Banger "Double O"

Maliibu Miitch has gone the independent and the track "Double O" is a great representation of her new mentality.

BYAlexander ColeMay 30, 20201371 Views

Maliibu Miitch continues to make a name for herself in the rap world and while she used to be signed to Atlantic Records, she has now gone independent and is releasing music all on her own. Her music has always portrayed the mentality of an independent woman and her latest track "Double O" is a continuation of this philosophy.

Throughout the entire song, Maliibu Miitch talks that talk as she speaks down on her adversaries and notes that she is the one making all of the money right now. Her demands are littered throughout the track and it makes for a boss-woman anthem that the ladies will surely be enjoying this weekend.

Quotable Lyrics:

Steady be countin' them blessings, look how I'm flexing
Neck rocky, look at them VS's
Body a verse and send that through Cash App
I need my money sent on the fast track
Sendin' out subs, lil' bitch, I look past that
You steady slipping, but I'm never lacking
Bodying bitches, they steady be chattin'

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