Suspect Keeps It Straight Funky On New Single "No Gimmicks"

Suspect unleashes a brand new single titled, "No Gimmicks."

BYAron A.Jun 17, 20201.5K Views

The UK rapper Suspect has been buzzing for a minute now and he's continued to revamp his sound with every single release. It's what makes his music so exciting. He brings elements of all genres, though he never loses sight of his roots. That being said, his latest track "No Gimmicks" is a banger. The rapper returned with the song and video last week that uses UK road rap as the base of it while bringing in elements of the West Coast. The snaps and eerie keys deliver a feeling of L.A., though, with his accent, it's hard to forget that he's British. Nonetheless, the infectious hook and quotable bars make this another smash from Suspect.

Check out his new track and keep your eyes peeled for more new music.

Quotable Lyrics
I don't take any diss or any disrespect
Please don't try to understate the intellect
I don't beef with pussies on the internet
I catch 'em on a bus, put that shit to bed

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