Memphis rapper Sett is bringing the heat for your weekly rotation with a brand-new single. "CBFW (Can't Be F****d With)" features Atlanta superstar Lil Baby and it marks their first-ever collaboration. Sett has not been featured a lot on HNHH so far. But, that is mainly because he is still getting his career off the ground.
We first covered the aggressive MC back in late August of 2023 with his debut project. It was a massive, 29-track double disc album called Life of a SlimeCrook. For a first outing, it was quite a daring move. But, he did bolster the tracklist with A-list features. Sett brought on Tay Keith, Rob49, Key Glock, Finesse2Tymes, and Gucci Mane.
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Listen To "CBFW" By Sett And Lil Baby
Sett does a great job of bringing the bulk of the energy to this cut. He surpasses the established star performance-wise. His lyrics are more interesting and the delivery is more convincing and potent. Baby mumbles his way through his section and it just does not feel like the same rapper we heard a couple of years ago. Hopefully, he can find more success in 2024.
What are your thoughts on this brand-new single, "CBFW," by Sett and Lil Baby? Who had the better performance and why? Is Lil Baby needing a desperate reset, or is he doing okay with sticking to the same formula? Do you need more tracks from these two in the future? We would like to hear what you have to say about all of this. With that in mind, be sure to leave all of your hottest takes in the comments section below. Additionally, always keep it locked in with HNHH for all of the latest news surrounding FTO Sett and Lil Baby. Finally, stay with us for the most informative song posts throughout the week.
Quotable Lyrics:
We kickin' they a**, punt 'em, headstone 'em (Bah)
Headtap him three times for goin' against the homie (Headtap)
He basic, he playin', that boy be jabroni
Back-to-back shows, I’m fiendin' for money (F****d up)
Fifteen or better, I ain’t show up for nothin'
A thirty-day run, I done ran up a hunnid (I showed up thirty times)
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