GlokkNine Turns Into The Grinch For "Lil Glokk That Stole Christmas" Mixtape

GlokkNine is back with a brand new project for the holidays.

BYAron A.Dec 19, 20185.2K Views

it's been a highly productive year for up-and-coming rapper GlokkNine. Over the year, he's created a large buzz around his name due to the constant stream of music he delivers for his fans. Since the beginning of the year, he released two projects, Bloodshells Revenge and Loyalty Kill Love. In light of the lack of holiday music in the rap world right now, GlokkNine's blessed his fans with a brand new project titled, Lil Glokk Who Stole Christmas.

GlokkNine is back with his new latest project, Lil Glokk Who Stole Christmas. The rapper's latest project is eleven tracks deep of pure fire. The rapper showcases his production skills on a few of the tracks such as "223's" ft. YNW Melly and "Xmas Song." Additionally, he grabs Sensei, Arcaze, Yung Tago, YodaYae1k and more for the project's production.

Peep his new project below.

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