Robb Bank$ Comes Through With "Ou Ouuu"

BYAron A.Updated on September 26, 20222.8K Views

Robb Bank$ is back with another Cris Dinero produced track.

Robb Bank$ isn't taking any days off. The Florida rapper's been hella busy this year with the release of his project, Molly World that he released in March. The project comes ahead of his anticipated forthcoming project, Falconia that he's been teasing for a while. As he gears up to release the project in the future, the rapper comes through with his new track, "Ou Ouuu."

Robb Bank$ is back with another new single titled, "Ou Ouu." The song was released alongside "SUPERRVRAZY" and both songs hail production from Cris Dinero. Bank$ comes through with something a bit more melodic and softer on "Ou Ouu," although Dinero's production makes it an automatic banger. It's unsure if either of the songs will end up on Falconia but we're excited to hear what he has up his sleeve with his next body of work.

Quotable Lyrics
With a wedding band on my fist
And I still never wife no bitch
If I did, I fuck all her friends

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