Berner Shows Off His "Scars" On His New Track

BYAron A.Updated on September 26, 20224.8K Views

Berner returns with his new track, "Scars."

Berner's been one of the hardest working rappers in the game who's consistently blessing us with new music as much as he can. He kicked off the year by releasing his project The Big Pescado in January before dropping off Rico in September. Berner isn't done just yet though. The rapper's gearing up to drop off a new project in a few days and before we get that, he releases his new single, "Scars."

Berner is back with his new track "Scars" which is off of his project, 11/11. The track, along with the rest of the project, was produced by Cozmo. Berner shared the tracklist for the project last night which features Wiz Khalifa, Chevy Woods, Twista, B-Real, and Smiggs.

Look out for 11/11 dropping on Nov. 11.

Quotable Lyrics
I'm a true shot caller, yeah I'll probably get killed
That's why I crack the Henny bottles and I swallow a pill
When you go to war, you gotta move like Trump do
Suckas do sucka shit, your brother is a chump too

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