Giggs Is Back With "Dark Was The Case"

BYAron A.Updated on September 26, 20223.2K Views

In the crack house, it's crack city.

Giggs is back with a brand new banger specifically for Blue Story soundtrack. The rapper delivered a brand new song to the soundtrack titled, "Dark Is The Case." He's dark and unapologetic on the track as he details the bleak reality of getting involved in the streets. The rapper uses it as a cautionary tale by the of the song over a shadowy instrumental.

Giggs came through with his new album Big Bad... earlier this year. "Dark Is The Case" marks one of his first solo tracks since its release. He's also dropped off some impressive guest verses for Casanova, Wretch 32, Puffy L'z, P Money, and more.

The soundtrack for Blue Story dropped earlier today. It includes appearances from Jorja Smith, Krept & Konan, Skrapz, LD, S Loud, Skrapz, and many more.

Quotable Lyrics
Own these n****s, 'cause we're the owners
Fuck it, we're all over n****s and it's a bonus
If you couldn't zone with n****s, you shoulda told us
Said it on the internet but couldn't phone us

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Aron A.

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