Joey Trap Charges The Game On "Trappin' Ain't Unfair"

BYAron A.Updated on September 26, 20221361 Views

Joey Trap shares his latest single.

Joey Trap has been slowly rising the ranks on his own terms. The New York rapper has been flooding the streets with new music over the past few years but 2020 found him unleashing project after project on what felt like a bi-monthly basis. Needless to say, he's been active and he has even more music on the way following the release of LOYALTY last month.

With a new album titled, Professional arriving soon, the rapper slid through with his latest single, "Trappin Ain't Unfair." The rapper reflects on the streets and the losses that naturally come with it with a Travis Scott-like effect coating his vocals.

It serves as the second release from his new album following the title track. Check his new single below.

Quotable Lyrics
Trappin' ain't unfair
You gotta hustle to stay off the grid
Bitch, you on welfare
How in the fuck could you hate on the kid?

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