Lil Debbie's lane has been making sticky, pop-leaning Bay Area rap for a while now. XXIII, her new EP, hasn't changed the formula at all, and finds Debbie making the most concise single-oriented records of her career. It's the right choice, resulting in more of the immediately satisfying music the West Coast rapper delivered on her official 2016 debut Debbie. Working with the glossy sounds of Yung Felix, Debbie slips from her go-to party-starting flows to a slick whisper, following the dynamics of the intensity-shifting beat.
Listen to the full project, which features contributions from Cesqeaux, Moksi, The Galaxy, and more, here.
Quotable Lyrics:
Hoe, I work that shit like a 9 to 5
Throw it back on his lap
So it's on the rise
If it ain't about the money
Then it's no replies
Only kushy in my paper
So you know we high
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Debbie's Yung Felix collaboration is concise Bay Area pop-rap.
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