Supa Bwe Is Back With "Problem/Fuel"

Supa Bwe drops off a new song off of "Just Say Thank You."

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Supa Bwe is back with his latest single off of his forthcoming project, Just Say Thank You. "Problems/Fuel" finds Supa Bwe back on his more aggressive tip as opposed to the more R&B vibes he brought on his last single, "Time For Me" ft. Rex Life Raj. It's high energy, rowdy track that runs for a little over a minute and a half.

Just Say Thank You is set to drop this Wednesday, April 10th. The rapper's new project hails features from the likes of Rexx Life Rajj, Chance The Rapper, Duffle Bag Buru and Dounia, as well as production from CEO Beatz, Peter Cottontale of the Social Experiment, and more. 

Peep the tracklist below.

1. Hate You 
2. Time For Me (feat. Rexx Life Raj)
3. Rememory (feat. Chance The Rapper)
4. Boom Boom Boom (feat. Duffle Bag Buru)
5. Slippin / Apex
6. Problem / Fuel
7. Entropy (feat. Dounia)

Quotable Lyrics
I just fucked my ex bitch so I guess she's not through with me
Shorty give me brain, give me tutoring, I needed that
N***as stole my sauce 'cause they lame, yeah I need it back


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