Anderson .Paak & Knxwledge Deliver New NxWorries Single, "Where I Go" Feat. H.E.R.

The neo-soul rap duo linked up with the R&B songstress for their latest release – stream it here.

BYHayley Hynes
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Earlier this month, Knxwledge and Anderson .Paak teased that they've been working on new music together again, causing buzz to begin stirring amongst fans who fell in love with the duo – operating under the moniker NxWorries – back in 2016 as they shared their Yes Lawd! project loaded with neo-soul rap tracks that brought some much-needed light to listeners.

For their latest drop-off, the two musical icons have connected with R&B songstress H.E.R. to share "Where I Go" earlier this week, along with a music video that was directed by .Paak himself.

Though the groovy, fun-loving music may feel you, the singers are actually trading verses about a toxic relationship, singing "You know that you my motherf*ckin' cinnamon apple / Know that when it come to lovin' you, I'm a natural / Know how much you hurt me, that's in the past though / When I'm all alone, better not be with that ho, oh-oh-oh."

Stream "Where I Go" on Spotify or Apple Music below, and look out for more new music updates coming your way all weekend long from HNHH.

Quotable Lyrics:

You know that you my motherf*ckin' cinnamon apple
Know that when it come to lovin' you, I'm a natural
Know how much you hurt me, that's in the past though
When I'm all alone, better not be with that ho, oh-oh-oh

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Hayley Hynes is the Weekend Managing Editor of HotNewHipHop, and has been since 2021. She began writing for the website that same year, primarily covering content in the Music, Pop Culture, and Streetwear niches after graduating from Vancouver’s Blanche Macdonald Centre with a Fashion Marketing Diploma. She previously reported on Travel, Entertainment, Beauty, and News at Narcity Canada for over three years. Hayley has also contributed articles and interviews within these realms to Folklr Magazine and the Calgary Journal while studying Journalism at Mount Royal University. In her spare time, she freelances for Bandbox Vinyl, having already interviewed hip-hop icons like Atmosphere and explored Syd’s discography. Hayley also uses her expansive pop culture knowledge and passion for astrology/self-enhancement to help others explore their curiosity in an ongoing Instagram video series. Among her favourite hip-hop artists are A$AP Rocky, Drake, Kendrick Lamar, Nicki Minaj, and Mac Miller.