Diddy's Son Quincy Releases His New Banger "Sorry Kids"

Quincy comes through with some new heat on, "Sorry Kids."

BYAron A.Oct 24, 20183.0K Views

Diddy's son Quincy has been slowly making his way out of his father's shadows and establishing himself as an artist in his own right. Over the past few years, he's been dishing out a lot of music and collaborating with the likes of French Montana, G-Eazy, Al B. Sure and more. Now, he shows his maturity as both a man and a musician on his new single, "Sorry Kids."

Quincy is back with his latest track, "Sorry Kids." The new single serves as the second track he's released within a week, following "Devour." "Sorry Kids" finds Quincy maturing into his own sound while flexing both his melodies and his bars. The song was produced by TrackBurnaz who deliver a smooth yet hard hitting beat for Quincy to snap on.

Peep his new song below.

Quotable Lyrics
Coat from my pops, that's chinchilla
Move like Mike, I been thrilla
Bad Boy for life, I'm Ben Stiller
Past tense boy, I been hitta

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