Dice SoHo Is Back With His Latest Single "Giraffe"

Dice SoHo returns with his latest single "Giraffe."

BYAron A.Dec 15, 20172.9K Views

It's been quite the year for Dice SoHo and he continues to drop more music on a regular basis. He's worked with some heavy hitters who've established their position in the game and some up-and-comers. We haven't received a full body of work from him since he dropped 0 Degrees. While we await for another project from him, he comes through today with his latest single, "Giraffe."

Dice comes through with his auto-tuned vocals over the smooth and bouncy production on "Giraffe." The rapper uses the term "Giraffe" as a euphemism for getting head. It's been a minute since a new term for fellatio came out so Dice might be onto something with this one. It's a solid track that's definitely meant to bang through your whip and rattle the track.

Quotable Lyrics
Sorry I'm different, but don't mistake me for a pimp baby
I just got her a new Birkin
Let her ride in the big body suburban
Diamonds so wet, they started surfin'

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