Kash Doll & DJ Infamous Enlist Mulatto, Benny The Butcher On "Bad Azz"

Kash Doll and DJ Infamous enlists Mulatto and Benny The Butcher for a brand new banger.

BYAron A.Nov 21, 20202.6K Views

We haven't heard from Kash Doll as much as we would've liked to this year. Of course, the coronavirus pandemic pretty much shut down the majority of plans people had this year, especially in the entertainment district. Movies were pushed back, artists had to cancel tours. It's been a whole mess but thankfully, Kash came back with some new heat this week alongside Benny The Butcher, DJ Infamous, and Mulatto.

"Bad Azz" packs a mean punch with its trunk-rattling bass, courtesy of Hitmaka, OG Parker, and David Smash who share co-production credits. Kash, Benny, and Mulatto deliver boastful bars that celebrate the more lavish lifestyle and status.

Kash Doll recently said she missed releasing music so perhaps, we'll be hearing more from her in the new year.

Quotable Lyrics
I need a bad lil' bitch, never gag on the dick
Ya hoe call me Tom Brady 'cause I passed on the bitch
Everything bussed down, no flash on them pics
Driveway so long, I caught a cab to my whip

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