Lil Xan Drops Off His Latest Effort "Wake Up"

BYAron A.Updated on September 26, 202210.3K Views

Lil Xan drops off his latest single "Wake Up."

Now that we're at the last few days of 2017, it's safe to predict who'll be making some big waves in 2018. Over the past few months, Lil Xan has made some waves in the hip hop world and truth be told, it's looking like he'll have the upcoming year on lock. With Xanarchy on the way at the top of the new year, he drops off his latest single, "Wake Up."

Lil Xan connects with producer Danny Wolf on his latest record, "Wake Up." Danny Wolf comes through with some bass heavy production for Lil Xan while Xan's calm voice layers over the massive production. "Wake Up" marks the second effort Xan's dropped in the past few days. He previously dropped a new video for "No Love" and now, he returns with another big tune.

Quotable Lyrics
I fucked the game up
I change the game up
We do not play bruh
In my own lane bruh

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