Casanova Drops Off "Two Eleven"

Casanova comes through with his new single, "Two Eleven."

BYAron A.Nov 14, 20183.5K Views

It's been a huge year for Casanova. The Brooklyn rapper made serious waves at the top of 2017 with the "Don't Run" remix featuring Fabolous, Dave East, Don Q, and Young M.A, but it feels like "Set Trippin" really helped propel things for him. Over the span of the year, he gained recognition with legends in the game and collaborated with DJ Premier, 50 Cent, and more. After teasing a new single on Instagram, Casanova returns with his new single, "Two Eleven."

Casanova appeared on Problem's "Fuck Me Too" recently and now, he comes through with his latest solo effort, "Two Eleven." Cas delivers another aggressive banger over some NY-centric production. It's another hot track from Cas. Hopefully, we could get the follow-up to Commissary soon.

Quotable Lyrics
Get that chain, get that watch
Get that girl, rob that spot
We on they ass, and we won't stop
Put both hands up, or you'll get shot

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