Krizz Kaliko Is Applying "Pressure" On New Single

Krizz Kaliko delivers new heat.

BYAron A.Sep 04, 20211.6K Views

Krizz Kaliko has been applying pressure at any moment that he can. Whether it's the release of new music, or a new album, or even his typically packed tour schedule, the rapper has continued to deliver the same level of lyrical excellence with each and every release. So, it only made sense that his latest single was titled, "Pressure" where he makes it clear that he isn't playing. The song kicks off with a slow-burning build-up as Krizz flexes his melodic side. Once the beat drops, Krizz dives into the production with beastly flows.

Krizz Kaliko's unveiled a few singles this year, including "Feelin' Good" ft. Futuristic. The rapper's last album, Legend, was released in 2020.

Check out the latest single from Krizz Kaliko below and sound off with your thoughts.

Quotable Lyrics
I'mma push it like the whole party needed me to turn up
That's a bet, my baby mama Cardi, I'm Offset
Repossess things I ain't bought yet
I always think I got corona, ain't nobody heard me cough yet

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