Popcaan Fires Back At Critics On "5 Bills"

Popcaan continues his stream of new music with his latest drop.

BYAron A.May 03, 20195.0K Views

Popcaan's been a leading artist in the dancehall game for a minute but with each release, his music is beginning to crack into the mainstream of North America. Over the past few years, he's released several projects that have proved his star-power such as Forever and Where We Come From. The rapper seems to be revving up for the release of a new project this year as he's been dropping off new music every week, essentially. Now, he's returned with another new track titled, "5 Bills."

Popcaan is back with his new single, "5 Bills" which follows the release of "Goals" that arrived last week. The singer links up with producer TJ Records for the song who cooks up something a bit more aggressive and passionate for Popcaan to go over.

Check out Popcaan's latest track below.

Quotable Lyrics
Call them five bills cause them easy fi change
Think me no know them want man get grains
Sell out the link fi five bills you no a fi give them five mil
Me bredda dead in a me house, some pu**y say me sacrifice him

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