BlocBoy JB Drops Off New Video Single "I Used To"

BYAron A.Updated on September 26, 20225.4K Views

BlocBoy JB returns with another loose track.

BlocBoy JB is continuing to keep the streets flooded with new music. Although it feels like he's lost a bit of the buzz he had around this time last year, he's still been putting in work. Since the top of the year, he's dropped off several loose singles and videos for his fans such as "ChopBloc, "Clap Out," "No Adlibs," and "Juice." These tracks are mainly one-off tracks with not a single one of them featured on streaming platforms. Now, he returns with another new track titled, "I Used To."

BlocBoy JB is back with his latest song, "I Used To." With production handled by Real Red, BlocBoy JB delivers street-heavy bars over the guitar-based production. Hopefully, the influx of music is a sign that he has something special coming soon.

Quotable Lyrics
I used to wear Lacosta
Now, I got Burberry all on my collar
I used to ride the impala
Now I got tints on new Forgiato

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