The Cool Kids Return With New Single "Black Mags II"

BYAron A.Updated on September 26, 20224.7K Views

The Cool Kids return with the sequel to their classic anthem, "Black Mags."

The Cool Kids released their breakthrough EP, The Bake Sale ten years ago. The project included some of the most notable songs in their catalog including"Black Mags." The song helped The Cool Kids carve their own lane in the rap game and also helped them build their popularity. Today, they come through with their new single titled, "Black Mags II."

The Cool Kids are back with their latest effort, "Black Mags II." The single follows a string of loose singles they've released this year such as May's "OilBass" with Boldy James and Helios Hussain and "Ripple." The duo re-work the original production of "Black Mags" for the sequel. Fans of The Cool Kids will surely appreciate the sequel to their 2007 hit. Hopefully, we hear more from The Cool Kids before the year ends.

Quotable Lyrics
I put them rims on the Schwinn like it's rims on a Benz
Red mags with the white slick BMX trend
You see how we did, now everyone with it
Your top five full of lies without me and Mike in it

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