Gucci Mane & Nav Assist Hoodrich Pablo Juan On "Shoebox"

BYAron A.Updated on September 26, 20227.7K Views

Hoodrich Pablo Juan returns with new heat.

Hoodrich Pablo Juan's been on a serious grind over the past few years. He signed to Gucci Mane's 1017 Eskimo label and since then, Hoodrich Pablo Juan has become a favorite among trap enthusiasts. It's only been a few days since he released his last single, "Screaming Slatt" with Young Thug, but he returns with another major collaboration on his single, "Shoebox."

Hoodrich Pablo Juan links up with Gucci Mane and Nav for his latest record, "Shoebox." The three rappers connect on a bass-heavy trap beat that kicks off with Hoodrich Pablo Juan's gravely voice on the hook. He and Gucci Mane hold down hook duties on the track before Nav comes through on the first verse.

With the influx of music Hoodrich Pablo Juan's delivered in recent times, it seems like a sign that a follow-up to Hoodwolf 2 is on the way.

Quotable Lyrics
My money too big for a shoebox
Thirty round cock on my Glock
I put the D on the block like the LOX (Skrt)
Yeah, I’m drippin’, I need me a mop

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