YG, Trippie Redd & Mozzy Join Chris King On "Bool"

BYAron A.Updated on September 26, 202212.3K Views

Chris King recruits Trippie Redd, YG & Mozzy for "Bool."

Chris King is a close affiliate to Trippie Redd. The two have collaborated on several occasions including on Trippie's "Rack City/Love Scars 2" and "Overweight." King's gearing up to release his forthcoming album Leonardo Di'Trappio in the near future and today, he comes through with a brand new song off of it. Alongside Trippie Redd, YG and Mozzy, CK drops off his new single, "Bool."

With Trippie Redd handling hook duties, Chris King has himself a certified heater with his latest single, "Bool." The rapper also recruits West Coast heavyweights, Mozzy and YG, for assistance on the track. This is the first single he's dropped since dropping Leonardo Di'Trappio back in 2017. It's a heavy single with production from Traphouse Ryan. If you're unfamiliar with Chris King, get familiar.

Quotable Lyrics
Fuck ya talkin' 'bout it,
Mozzy get it poppin' in these slums
Popular with these pistols
Shot his Papi up for nun'

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