Asian Doll Bosses Up On "Come Find Me"

Asian Doll is back in action with her latest record.

BYAron A.Apr 01, 20202.6K Views

Asian Doll kicked off the year on a rough note after expressing that she wanted to go independent. Previously signed to Gucci Mane's 1017 Eskimo, she got out of her contract and has been working on her own terms since. She previously released the single, "Pillow Talking" and now, she follows it up with another banger titled, "Come Find Me." Filled with fierce attitude, Asian Doll effortlessly slides over the cold drill influenced production on the track.

The song was also released with an accompanying music video that was presumably shot before social distancing came into play. Posted in front of the corner store and gas station, Asian Doll flexes in foreign whips with bad b*tches and stacks of cash.

Peep the new single below.

Quotable Lyrics
Yo' new bitch, she average, aye
I'm playin' these n***as like Mavericks
Suckin' on hoes, they callin' me magic
Ghetto bitch, her attitude savage

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