Mozzy Assists Kolyon On The "Walk Down" Remix

Kolyon calls on Mozzy for the "Walk Down" remix.

BYAron A.Jun 08, 20203.2K Views

Up-and-coming Florida rapper Kolyon is fueling up his most recent track, "Walk Down" with a brand new remix featuring Mozzy. The original song dropped back in October 2019. The production alone has a seasonal feel to it due to the somber guitar loop. Still, Mozzy and Koly P bring aggression with tales of gang warfare and street politics in their respective turfs. Mozzy even throws in a slick reference to Tekashi 6ix9ine into his verse. "He ain't come in bonds, bitch, mayday, mayday/ They told on his gang like Tekash did Treyway," he raps.

Koly P is beginning to gain more prominence but he and Mozzy have worked together in the past, namely on 2017's "Stay Over There" along with YFN Lucci on 1 Up Akh Top.

Quotable Lyrics
Y'aint built for how we live if y'aint have it hard
Park outside his momma house behind his Granny car
You know the walk through gang going yay yay
Chase him 'round the parking lot with Bertha like he Dayday

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