300lbs Of Guwop Drop Off "P**sy > Class"

HNHH Premiere -- 300lbs Of Guwop drops off "P**sy > Class."

BYAron A.Feb 05, 20182.4K Views

300lbs of Guwop's been bubbling up in these streets with the amount of bangers his been dropping. The group made waves with their single "Teefus" and closed out 2017 with an official remix featuring Lil Wayne. Now, after getting a verse from one of the biggest rappers to date, they return with their new single "P**s > Class" premiering exclusively on HNHH.

300lbs Of Guwop returns with their new track "P**sy > Class." On this song, the group bring their strengths together to help them really shine throughout. Between the catchy hook and the gritty verses, they definitely have another hit under their belt.

Keep your eyes peeled for new music from them.

Quotable Lyrics
I ain't been to class in weeks, I'm a failure
I hit her with that Iggy, that Azalea
I might wife a freak, like Kanye
Then drop out of college, like Kanye

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