Wiki & Antwon Connect On "Ballin On The Low"

BYAron A.Updated on September 26, 20223.1K Views

Wiki and Antwon get together on their new single "Ballin On The Low."

Wiki's been making some noise over the past few years. The New York City rapper first garnered everyone's attention in 2011 with the release of his debut project 1993. Since then, he's come a long way and last year, he finally released his critically acclaimed, highly anticipated debut album No Mountains In Manhattan. He's let the album resonate but we haven't heard much more music from him since. Now, the rapper's returned with two new songs including the Antwon assisted "Ballin On The Low."

Wiki links up with Antwon on his latest venture. The two of them have worked together on several occasions, even forming their group alongside Lil Ugly Mane for Secret Circle. Their latest venture find the two of them tackling a smooth production with some heavy bars.

"Ballin On The Low" is currently out in select international markets and will be available in North America by midnight.

Quotable Lyrics
I'm just sayin' what I seen when I write
Bite for bite, not no bacon egg and cheese now
We on French cuisine for the night
And its light and I'm hype

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