Shoreline Mafia's Fenix Flexin & Rob Vicious Team Up On "Kick The Cup"

Fenix Flexin & Rob Vicious are having trouble trying to "Kick The Cup."

BYAron A.Mar 27, 20193.8K Views

It's been a few months since we've heard all the members of Shoreline Mafia together on a track but they've been putting in work as solo acts. The L.A.-based crew released their last project, OTXMas a few weeks before Christmas and they haven't dropped much music since then. Yesterday, we heard OhGeesy and Rob Vicious on 03 Greedo and DJ Mustard's latest single, "Trap House." Now, we get a new collab from Fenix Flexin and Rob Vicious.

Fenix Flexin and Rob Vicious are back with an ode to syrup on their new track, "Kick The Cup." The two rappers keep the production in house with OTX Ant handling the beat. The two rappers detail their love for the muddy cocktail over L.A.-centric production.

Peep their new song below.

Quotable Lyrics
Bang, all my n***as gang-gang-gangin'
Slangin', hear it from my squad. I won't claim 'em
Hang 'em, n***as acting reckless 'til we came in
Poured myself a six, I fell asleep up at the days in

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