Asian Doll Drops Off Her New Track "Grandson"

BYAron A.Updated on September 26, 20223.2K Views

Asian Doll is back with some new heat.

Gucci Mane continues to expand the 1017 empire every year. The rapper signed his first-ever female artist, Asian Doll earlier this year. She's been steadily dropping music throughout the year, further proving that she's one of the hottest female rappers in the game right now. She has consistently blessed fans with music over the past few years. Today, she comes through with her latest track, "Grandson."

Asian Doll is back with her latest track, "Grandson." The song serves as the first song she's released since dropping her mixtape So Icy Princess in October. "Grandson" follows the release of several music videos off of the project such as "First Off," "1017" with Gucci Mane and Yung Mal and "Rock Out." Doll flexes her more melodic delivery on this track as opposed to her hard-hitting bars that were evident on May's Doll SZN. However, she does manage to flex her lyricism throughout the verses.

Peep her new song below.

Quotable Lyrics
Keep a bankroll and the K on me
In my pockets have a weight on me
These bitches be lame, niggas love the freak
Big benz came with some enemies

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