Thurz Gets Busy On New Single "Cents"

BYAron A.Updated on September 26, 20221.6K Views

Thurz drops off his latest single, "Cents."

Thurz is keeping his hot streak going into 2021. The rapper has been dishing out a ton of music over the past few months as part of his Thurz On Thurzday series where he releasing a new track every week. We've received a ton of bangers like "Wheel Of Fortune," and some more laid back vibes like "Target" ft. Kenyon Dixon.

This week, he came through with a dose of motivation as we enter the new year. He dropped off his single, "Cents" a few days ago which finds him going in with some inspirational words of DJ Khalil's soothing sax-filled production. "Fallin' on my face, I'm hurtin', waitin' anxious/ Trippin' about why they don't love me, I rather tie my laces," he raps on the song.

It's certainly a joint to kick start your year to. Check it out below.

Quotable Lyrics
Hopped on the 115 to my dreams, and followed it
Moms want me to get a doctorate
Prefer Andre Young and Chris Wallacin'

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