Skooly Returns With "Dirty Dawg 'Insane'"

Skooly comes through with his new single.

BYAron A.Jan 23, 20183.2K Views

Skooly's been on a heavy grind for the past year and it doesn't stop at that. The rapper recently released his debut album BaccWardFeeliNgS in August and has been pushing out visuals for the project since then. However, he's now gearing up to follow that project with a new EP, Don't You Ever Forget Me and leads the roll out with his new single, "Dirty Dawg 'Insane'."

Skooly's already been gearing to make this year as successful as the last. A few days a go, he released his first offering of the new year and his first since releasing his debut album with "Sleep Walking Freestyle." Fast forward a few days and he releases his new single "Dirty Dawg 'Insane'." The single features Skooly's signature sing/rap delivery flowing on top of a piano heavy beat. It's another solid effort from Skooly and is a promising look into what he'll be releasing with his forthcoming EP.

Quotable Lyrics
Hotter than a sauna
Made them bitches wonder
I'm gon' run up on em
Make her feel the thunder

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