The Colleagues & Freddie Gibbs Reunite On "Rolex"

BYAron A.Updated on September 26, 20224.3K Views

Freddie Gibbs is back in his bag on The Colleagues' "Rolex."

We're steadily waiting for the arrival of Freddie Gibbs' forthcoming album, SSS. Throughout 2021, he dropped off a handful of singles, closing the year with "Black Illuminati" with Jadakiss. However, he's been rather quiet since the year began on a musical front, with the exception of his appearance on Cordae's album and his collab with Azizi Gibson.

Today, The Colleagues have unveiled their latest collaboration alongside Gangsta Gibbs, titled, "Rolex." The song's official release comes nearly seven months after unveiling a leaked version. It's an older record from their collaborative catalog, and Gibbs' raw flow sounds like it was recorded around the time Shadow Of A Doubt was being created. Gibbs' is still coming through with cut-throat bars but he also brings out his more melodic side on this one, as well.

"Rolex" will certainly hold us over until Gibbs decides to unveil his next single but we hope that happens sooner rather than later.

Check out "Rolex" below.

Quotable Lyrics
Pimp game, stone cold
Guerrilla pimp a hoe, and I'm keepin' a stronghold
Got weight up in the safe, and my pockets is on swole
VS's on the neck and the wrists' on froze

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