Jay Worthy Drops Off "Two4Two"

Jay Worthy shares "Two4Two" ft. Sean House, Na-Kel Smith, DJ Mr. Rogers, Leven Kali, and more.

BYAron A.Oct 25, 20212.6K Views

Over the past few months, Jay Worthy's been taking an interesting route in releasing new music. He's dropped two-song packs every few weeks since mid-September, culminating in the release of his latest project, Two4Two. The rapper's new project includes six previously released singles, along with two bonus tracks produced by Sean House. DaM-Funk, DJ Mr. Rogers and Leven Kali also boast appearances on the project. Other appearances come from Sadat X, Budgie, Droop-E, Mitchy Slick, Lil Boss, Na-Kel Smith, and Wallie The Sensei.

"Less then 24 hours I can’t thank y’all enough this shit wild to me and to think I released a song that was 9 years old on here just goes to show you that good music is timeless I know what me and Sean created was built to last fr fr," the rapper wrote a day after the project's release.

Check out Two4Two below.

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