Gucci Mane Hops On Mike Rebel's New Single "O.N.E."

Mike Rebel and Gucci Mane join forces on "O.N.E."

BYAron A.Jun 13, 20183.7K Views

Mike Rebel's made some waves in recent times. Earlier in the year, he released his latest project, Hyg.La which included collaborations with some notable west coast names such as Nipsey Hussle and Tyga. He's also collaborated with T-Pain recently on the song, "Paint Me In God," as well as French Montana on "Magna Cum Laude." Clearly, these major artists are seeing something in Rebel's talent. Now, he linked up with the 1017 head honcho for his latest single, "O.N.E."

Mike Rebel and Gucci Mane team up on the new single, "O.N.E." Their new collaboration was produced by Cool & Dre who deliver a superhero like theme music for the production. The production alone fits perfectly with the animated music video for the song. Rebel proves once again that he could stand alongside some major name artists in the game and hold his own.

Quotable Lyrics
And I just whipped the stage, wrote another page
I'm just an eight figure mogul that got out the cage
My hood so real, I tat it on my stomach
Zone 6 with the choppers, hold a hundred

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