Mathaius Young Drops Off Wavy Banger With "Fastfwrd1"

BYAron A.Updated on September 26, 20221.9K Views

Mathaius Young releases his new single "Fastfwrd1."

Mathaius Young's a name you should start getting familiar with right now. The rapper's been dropping some solid hits lately and he isn't slowing down at all. A few months back, he dropped off his debut project with Take The Night Away which served as a good introduction for those who are unaware of him. Young came in full gear since the beginning of 2018 and has been relentlessly releasing banger after banger. Today, he follows up the Tre Capital assisted "Grip" with his new song, "Fastfwrd1."

Young delivers a wavy new banger with his latest hit "Fastfwrd1." It's a definite contrast from "Grip" which featured him swapping bars with Tre Capital. Instead, the rapper goes down a more melodic lane to create a song that'll get stuck in your head immediately. His vocals are laced up in auto-tune and the song's producer, Idlekid, drops off a fire instrumental that'll keep your head noddin' all the way through.

Quotable Lyrics
Chillin' in the back
Rollin up the thraxx
Countin' money on dashboard
I don’t wanna fast forward

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