Rizzoo Rizzoo & Voochie P Let's Everyone Know The "Sauce Ain't Free"

Rizzoo Rizzoo returns with Voochie P on "Sauce Ain't Free."

BYAron A.Jan 10, 20182.1K Views

Rizzoo Rizzoo's been bubbling up for a few years now. The rapper's been working consistently and dropping off new music for the fans. Earlier this month, the rapper started teasing a new single and it's video on social media called "Sauce Ain't Free" featuring Voochie P and today, he finally releases it.

"Sauce Ain't Free" is the latest banger from Rizzoo Rizzoo and Voochie P. The two rappers connect over a highly energetic tune. Rizzoo's and Voochie's voice contrast heavily but with the infectious, bass-heavy production, the two of them completely demolish it.

The two of them also released an accompanying video for the song at the same time. While the two rappers mob out with their squad, they get some animations surrounding them that makes the visuals pop out.

Quotable Lyrics
Nothing's free with me
You gotta pay the fee
Show me them hunnids, please
She got it off of me

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