Teejayx6 Is Back To Finessing On "Gadgets"

BYAron A.Updated on September 26, 20222.4K Views

Teejayx6 is back with some more scam raps.

The rise of scam rap has been evident in 2019. Teejayx6 has been one of the leading artist in this new subgenre of hip-hop to make scamming the primary focus of his content. Over the last few months, his buzz has continued to grow and it seems like 2020 could very well be a big year for him. Today, the rapper returned with his new single, "Gadgets." Teejay's all over the place as he details the ins and outs of the scamming game. The rapper pushes bars about switching phones and collecting bags as he continues to master the swiping game.

His new song arrives just weeks after he pulled up with his song, "Ambitions As A Swiper" which samples the classic 2Pac record of a similar name.

Quotable Lyrics
Baby blue uniform, I think he workin' with the federals
Gave him a cookie from the store and told that n***a it's an edible
Bill Cosby this bitch drink, now she wanna get sexual
They know my face inside the Walmart, I'm being careful

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Aron A.

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