Rico Nasty & Shy Glizzy Get Together On "Keylime OG" Remix

BYAron A.Updated on September 26, 20223.4K Views

Rico Nasty enlists Shy Glizzy for the "Keylime OG" Remix.

Rico Nasty's been making some waves for the past little bit. While some controversy added to the equation definitely helps, the strength of her music has really launched her career to another level. She landed several year end lists with her Sugar Trap 2 project that dropped in October of last year so she's definitely on her way of making a solid mark in 2018. One of the project's highlights was opening track, "Keylime OG." Now, she comes through with the official remix featuring Washington's own, Shy Glizzy.

Shy Glizzy joins Rico Nasty for the official remix of her smash single "Keylime OG." The DMV rapper comes through with an additional verse on the track with his auto-tuned voice. Shy Glizzy's new contribution to the song makes it a definite single to have bumping for your weekend.

Quotable Lyrics
Rico, rico, rico
Uh oh, that's my Migo
These n*ggas tryna use cheat codes
Baby I'm in beast mode

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