Fresco & RJMrLA Feel Like "Lonzo Ball" On New Single

BYAron A.Updated on September 26, 20228.9K Views

HNHH PREMIERE! Fresco & RJMrLA connect on "Lonzo Ball."

Fresco's been heating up the streets for a minute but it feels like it's been a while since we've heard from him. However, that changes today. The rapper drops off his latest song "Lonzo Ball" featuring RJMrLa for an HNHH premiere.

Fresco comes through with his brand new single "Lonzo Ball." The rapper enlists RJMrLa to bring his new song "Lonzo Ball" to a whole new level while RadioAktive handles the song's production. The song has a bouncy, west coast vibe to it and both RJMrLa and Freco deliver melodic verses on their parts. Fresco and RJMrLa have collaborated in the past and continue to showcase their incredible chemistry on wax. Hopefully we get more music from the two in the future.

Keep your eyes peeled for more music from Fresco.

Quotable Lyrics
She complain I don't call
They say I'm out of here first run,
I feel like Lonzo Ball
Yeah, my self esteem too tall

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Aron A.

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