Nef The Pharoah Releases "CHANGSZN 2"

BYAron A.Updated on September 26, 20223.0K Views

Nef The Pharoah taps in with his new tape.

Nef The Pharoah has returned with new heat to ride out. The rapper returned with a brand new EP last month titled, CHANGSZN and now, he's back with the official sequel weeks later. The rapper's new project is an EP but it's ten tracks in length with a single appearance from Scando The Darklord. It looks like with the release of the new project, Nef The Pharoah could be readying the release of more new music in the months to come, especially with the word on lockdown right now.

Check out the rapper's new project below.

1. Tyme 4 CHANGSZN
2. Quarantine Chronicals
3. Popped a Thizz
4. #CobyMode #NanasWorld
5. Put It In the Air
6. Whore Bitch
7. Slap, Don’t It
8. CHANGSZN
9. Dr. Head ft. Scando The Darklord
10. Down By Da Boot

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