UFO Fev & Fat Joe Collide On "Fentanyl Flow"

BYAron A.Updated on September 26, 20222.3K Views

UFO Fev taps on Fat Joe & Cool & Dre for his new single.

From East Harlem to the Bronx, UFO Fev is bringing that grimey New York vibe with his latest single, "Fentanyl Flow" ft. Fat Joe. With sample-based production provided by Cool & Dre, Fev serves up cold wordplay as he goes bar for bar with Fat Joe. "'Fentanyl Flow' came about after a conversation Fat Joe and I had after he heard my project (Fresh Air) with Statik. I wanted to get Joe on something with that classic NYC hip hop feel” Fev said about the song.

UFO Fev has been putting in work this year. He previously linked up with Statik Selektah for Fresh Air which included appearances from Termanology, Ransom and Eto.

Check out UFO Fev and Fat Joe's brand new banger "Fentanyl Flow" below.

Quotable Lyrics
I stepped it up
Motivated, never duplicated in the cut
Crushin' Runtz into a blunt
School of hard knocks, I can teach you how to stunt

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