Night Lovell & Joji Join Lil Gnar On "FeelTheRage"

BYAron A.Updated on September 26, 20223.2K Views

Lil Gnar, Night Lovell & Joji connect for an absolute banger on "FeelTheRage."

Lil Gnar's been putting in work these days and it's likely that we'll end up catching him doing some big things this year. He's been working with some prominent figures in the underground and it's only a matter of time until he hops on everyone's radar. The rapper recently connected with Da$h on the song, "ChoppaWalk." Today, he links up with two rising stars for his latest effort, "FeelTheRage."

Night Lovell and Joji come through for Lil Gnar on his latest effort, "FeelTheRage." The latest effort finds three bubbling underground artists tackling a grungy and grim beat. The record was produced by killstation who's worked extensively with XXXTENTACION in the past. Lil Gnar continues to pave his own lane in the game. We're looking forward to see what the future holds for him.

Quotable Lyrics
I been on this shit for 40 days in
Being the rage, I'mma leave 'em in a cage
All these n*ggas talkin' crazy, I'mma put you on the page bitch
Diamonds chains, got you ridin' on my dick bitch

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Aron A.

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