Key! & 03 Greedo Join Forces On "Keep Going"

BYAron A.Updated on September 26, 20223.2K Views

Key & 03 Greedo team up on ChaseTheMoney's "Keep Going."

Although the #FreeGreedo movement is still in effect, 03 Greedo's name lives on through his music. Since his release, his peers have been sharing their unreleased collaborations with the Watts native. Today, producer ChaseTheMoney drops off an unreleased collaboration that he produced featuring Key! and 03 Greedo.

Key! and 03 Greedo join forces on the new track, "Keep Going." The song was produced by ChaseTheMoney. The trunk-rattling single is the second time that Key! and Greedo have worked together. Greedo previously tapped the Atlanta rapper for his single, "Buckhead" which also featured Runaway Richy, ManMan Savage, and Mal & Quill off of Greedo's final album before turning himself in, God Level.

Key! holds down the first verse and the hook before passing it over to 03 Greedo for a stand-out verse. Keep your eyes peeled for more music from the two.

Quotable Lyrics
Chasin' the dividends, I'm gettin' chickens in
Keys to the benininz, and my jobs came with the benefits
I gotta came with the evidence
Money to lawyers, made it disappear again

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