A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie Is Back With "Right Moves"

A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie comes through with his new song, "Right Moves."

BYAron A.Mar 19, 201826.9K Views

A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie's been hella busy today. From what it looks like, the rapper is getting ready to drop a new project or something in the near future. Earlier in the day, the rapper dropped off a dope visual for The Bigger Artist intro song, "No Promises." Prior to that, he took to his Instagram story to reveal that he'll be dropping a new song every single day this week. Today, he kicks off the campaign with his new single, "Right Moves."

A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie returns with his latest single, "Right Moves" which is the first song he's dropped as part of his week-long releases. The rapper's new single has playful, poppy production while he flexes his melodic delivery throughout. This single follows the Tee Grizzley assisted, "Became Legends," he dropped earlier this year.

Quotable Lyrics
I ain't stress it though,
I was flexin', she was flexible
I got bad hoes,
I got good girls, I got ratchet hoes
Let the ratchet go
They don't know I fuck with savage hoes

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