Gunplay Drops Off Sleek Banger "My Phone"

BYAron A.Updated on September 26, 20224.3K Views

Gunplay returns with "My Phone."

There was a point in time where we didn't hear much music from Gunplay which was unfortunate because it came shortly after he delivered a stream of quality music. But then 2017 came around and the rapper unleashed several projects including a joint with Mozzy, Dreadlocks & Headshots. In the fall, he dropped off his third project of the year with Haram and we're definitely hoping we get more from him this year. Now, the Miami rapper drops off his latest effort, "My Phone."

Gunplay comes through with a subtle banger with his new song, "My Phone." The song is the follow up single to February's "Cheap Thrills" with Rick Ross. The rapper taps back into his trap roots in this one and details the time he spent in the streets.

Quotable Lyrics
Cold blooded, hoes love it
Dopeboy and some dopeboy money
Dopeboy dickies and a dopeboy runner
Ain't babysittin' nothin', I'mma sell it

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