King Louie Drops Off Smooth Single "Police"

King Louie drops off another single "Police."

BYAron A.Mar 14, 20183.2K Views

King Louie's been dropping a hell of a lot of music as of lately. At this point, he's been dropping something on a near daily basis. The rapper's gearing up to drop his forthcoming project March Madness 2 incredibly soon. The rapper was relatively quiet in 2017 but it looks like he's gearing up to make a major mark this year. Today, he comes through with another fire single with "Police."

The latest efforts from King Louie haven't been exactly in the same lane that he typically goes in. The rapper's latest effort is on a much more laid back tip while producer, Von Vuai, delivers a spacey beat for Louie to go in on. It's another dope effort from Louie and hopefully, we get this March Madness 2 ASAP.

Quotable Lyrics
Heard yo shit, yo shit trash
Pull up on his bitch ass
Give his ass a shit bag
Either that or toe tag

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