King Louie & Bread Doe Link Up For Stripper Anthem "The Wall"

King Louie and Bread Doe return with their new single, "The Wall."

BYAron A.Mar 23, 20182.0K Views

King Louie's been completely snapping lately. It feels like he's been dropping a new song on nearly a daily basis. While much of it is due to the anticipation he's building for March Madness 2, it also feels like he's compensating for the lack of music we've got from him in the past year. He's been dropping song after song since February and today, he drops off his latest effort, "The Wall."

King Louie and Bread Doe team up for a song with the ladies on "The Wall." The song taps into King Louie's more melodic side and is a slower tempo. Louie and Bread Doe tapped D Brooks Exclusive for the song's production.

Louie's showing all sorts of versatility with his most recent efforts. We're excited to hear what he has in store for the future.

Quotable Lyrics
She let me fuck 'cause I rap
To the beat, she made it clap
She let me stretch out the pumpum
It was so good, I came too soon

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