CMDWN Flex Hard On New Track "Strong"

BYAron A.Updated on September 26, 20223.5K Views

CMDWN return with new track "Strong."

Toronto's CMDWN Collective have made some serious noise over the past few years. Ca$tro Guapo and singer FIJI of CMDWN have been dropping bangers after bangers and working with the likes of Lil Yachty and Nessly in recent times. As they continue to make even bigger waves throughout the rap game, they drop their latest single, "Strong."

CMDWN are back with their new track, "Strong." Their latest effort follows the release of February's "Sidebag." It's a major banger that finds both artists flexing their melodic side even further. The two of them flex all through the track. FIJI's hook game on the song is tight and the two of them deliver a track that'll surely play as an anthem for this summer. Keep your eyes peeled for more music from CMDWN.

Quotable Lyrics
She seen me at a show
I knew her boyfriend was a clone
Now she want to bone
I hit that bitch and gotta go

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