Brockhampton Links Up With JPEGMAFIA On "Chain On/Hold Me"

BYAlexander ColeUpdated on September 26, 20222.7K Views

Brockhampton has been dropping new tracks left and right as of late and their latest is with JPEGMafia

Brockhampton has been dominating the last month of music releases as they continue to drop packs of singles every single weekend. On Saturday morning, that's exactly what they did as they came through with yet another two tracks. Interestingly enough, one of those singles, "Chain On/Hold Me," features the likes of JPEGMafia.

Both artists are known for rapping over peculiar production and in a way, they both come from the same side of the internet. These similarities lead to a dope collaboration in which JPGEMafia and the members of Brockhampton trade bars over a skeletal beat. Eventually, the production switches up in the second half and leads to a more exciting track.

Needless to say, Brockhampton keeps dropping fire new tracks and we can't wait to see what they do next.

Quotable Lyrics:

Used to get 50 views now they need Peggy's momentum
Let's check the addendum
I'm speaking prophecies like That's So Raven
Bald headed with little status I feel like Maven

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