Fredo Hits The Shot Clock On "Hickory Dickory Dock"

Fredo is back with his latest record, "Hickory Dickory Dock."

BYAron A.May 24, 20202.3K Views

UK rapper Fredo has been among the pack of MCs leading the UK drill sound into international waters. The release of 2019's Third Avenue only further established him as a leading voice in UK's music scene. With a new project hopefully coming out soon, he keeps the momentum going with his latest single, "Hickory Dickory Dock." The rapper's latest single has been teased in the past but along with a new visual, Fredo reminds everyone that he's still bringing the heat out, even if summer has been canceled.

The rapper's latest single follows the release of "Netflix & Chill" and last month's "Scorpion." With so many bangers in the cut, hopefully Fredo returns with a brand new project for the summer.

Peep Fredo's new single below.

Quotable Lyrics
Yeah, I'm on tour with the posse
Fifteen hoes in the lobby
I lift up the white, I ain't finished the Bobby
I'm out in Dubai and my cigarette's soggy

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