Casanova Is "Gripped UP" On His Latest Banger

BYAron A.Updated on September 26, 20228.1K Views

Casanova returns with another aggressive banger, "Gripped UP."

Casanova's been in the midst of some beef with fellow New Yorker, 6ix9ine. Cas let off a few shots to 6ix9ine on his massive single, "Set Trippin" which not only made headlines but added more fuel to the fire. Their beef hasn't settled one bit since then and last week, reports surfaced that 6ix9ine's crew allegedly fired shots at Casanova. However, it doesn't seem like Cas is fazed by any of it. Whatever aggression the rapper had seemed to be let out in the booth and now, he returns with his new single, "Gripped UP."

Casanova comes through with his ferocious new single, "Gripped UP." The rapper previewed the single a few days a go and today, he gives fans what they've been wanting. Cas' aggression is evident through his vocals on the track and clearly, he had to get some things off his chest. It's another promising effort from Casanova and hopefully, we'll be getting a project from him soon.

Quotable Lyrics
Glove on me, I'm Mike
Gun on 'em, I'm hyped
I'ma keep it real simple, bullet went through his temple
I was hanging out the window, yeah, I had an extendo

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Aron A.

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