Nessly Returns With His New Single "Exfoliate & Faint"

Nessly returns with his latest single "Exfoliate & Faint."

BYAron A.Jan 10, 20182.6K Views

Nessly's made some serious waves over the past year and a bit. Aside from the amount of music he's released, he's been working with bigger names out his city like Lil Yachty, Zaytoven and TM88, to name a few. The rapper now kicks off the new year with his latest banger, "Exfoliate & Faint."

Nessly returns with his latest effort, "Exfoliate & Faint." The song is split into two parts, with the first part of the song having a darker vibe before heading into a much more upbeat feel to it. The rapper recruits Mike Hector for production on the track who does an incredible job at smoothly transitioning the two parts of the song.

Nessly's proving that he's about to take his talents to new heights this year and "Exfoliate & Faint" is just the beginning.

Quotable Lyrics

This not for TV, this not NBC
When she drop that ass on me
She dancin' with the stars
I ain't talkin' bout no freestyle
But I give her bars
Break her off like a Kit Kat
She wanna fuck me on Mars

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