Moneybagg Yo & Tay Keith Assist 3OhBlack On "Hollup"

3OhBlack is back with his latest single ft. Moneybagg Yo and Tay Keith.

BYAron A.Jun 21, 20203.9K Views

If there's one name that people should be keeping an eye out for this year, it's 3OhBlack. He made waves in 2019 with the success of "All Talk" which spurred TikTok challenges. Even so, he's been steadily grinding and getting praise throughout the industry.

The rapper returned this week alongside Moneybagg Yo and Tay Keith for his latest single, "Hollup." Keith brings out speedy keys that are reminiscent of the 2000s with his own touch. 3OhBlack slides through with some slick wordplay and swagger with references to Wiz Khalifa before Moneybagg Yo slides through on the second verse with a reflection of being a self-made millionaire from the streets to the rap game.

Check out 3OhBlack's new track "Hollup" ft. Moneybagg Yo and Tay Keith below.

Quotable Lyrics
Hollup, we dem boyz
I'm in DC beating up the block, I feel like Floyd
She ain't rock with me when I was broke, I should ignore it
I just seen a opp, he froze up, you should've saw it

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