B-Lovee & A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie Lock In On "My Everything Pt II"

B-Lovee & A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie team up.

BYAron A.Nov 27, 20213.1K Views

B-Lovee has been one of the most promising new artists to step from New York's drill scene, which has certainly taken a cue from Brooklyn. The Bronx-bred MC has been delivering a slew of bangers this year but it's "My Everything" that has formed a life of its own. The enchanting vocal sample that rings throughout the song are met with vicious 808s while B-Lovee shares his outlook on romance.

The song's success has already led to a remix with G Herbo, which was dubbed as "Part 3." Chronological order doesn't seem to matter for B-Lovee, especially as he followed up the G Herbo remix with "My Everything Pt II" ft. A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie. Boogie's contributions to the track add smoothness while B-Lovee's rugged delivery leads the way.

Check the song out below.

Quotable Lyrics
Girl, I don't do dates but this big-body 'Burban, girl, I sent it for you
I don't even trust bitches, how'd I end up into you? Huh?
Police on my body like I got a shottie with me, shit
Actin' naughty, I know she want me to spank it

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