100 gecs Enlist Lil West & Tony Velour For "gecgecgec" Remix

100 gecs, Lil West, and Tony Velour add quite a bit of spice to the "gecgecgec" remix.

BYAlexander ColeJul 10, 20201.9K Views

For the uninitiated, 100 gecs is perhaps one of the wildest music duos coming out of the United States. Hailing from St-Louis, Dylan Brady and Laura Les are a production and vocalist duo that have been making waves thanks to their abrasive and genre-bending songs. After the success of their 1000 Gecs album, the two are back with a remix version of the album.

One of the standouts is the remix to "gecgecgec" which features the likes of Lil West, and Tony Velour. Throughout the track, we get a plethora of industrial sounds, all while Lil West starts off the track with a lowkey verse. From there, Velour leads us into Laura Les' unhinged autotuned chorus. If you're a fan of this style of music, definitely check this track out.

Quotable Lyrics:

Pull out the whip, make 'em all scream
Pull up with sticks like a ball team
Gimme that head like Oshea
I want the bitch, keep me company
Brand new whip and that bitch got a oil leak

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