King Louie Releases New Track "Ice Box"

King Louie drops off yet another heater with "Ice Box."

BYAron A.Mar 15, 20183.3K Views

King Louie's been dropping off new music on essentially a daily basis at this point. The rapper's gearing up for his forthcoming project, March Madness 2 to drop in the near future but he's also been busy with a lot more. Earlier this week, King Louie was spotted in Wyoming working with Kanye West on his mysterious next album. Considering that he's been balancing both his careers as a rapper and writer, it's safe to say that he's up to something major this year. Today, he comes through with a new single, "Ice Box."

King Louie comes through with a brand new banger on his new single, "Ice Box." The new single is a definite banger and his much more high energy in comparison to some of his other recent efforts. The song is slated to appear on March Madness 2 so keep your eyes peeled.

Quotable Lyrics
I need the chips, don't care 'bout the risk
Basically, my goal in life is not to be broke
Honestly, your bitch never told me no
Her answer when I say 'Can I get some mo?'
Is Yeaaahh

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