Mike G Returns With New Song "Everything That's Yours, Pt. II"

BYAron A.Updated on September 26, 20222.0K Views

MIke G teams up with G.U.N for the latest project.

Mike G was arguably one of the most slept on artists in the Odd Future camp. While the OF camp has distanced themselves from each other over the years, focusing on solo material, Mike G hasn't stopped grinding. With his new project, Exile on the way, he comes through with his latest record, "Everything That's Yours, Pt. II."

Mike G comes through with some silky smooth vibes on his latest record. The single was accompanied by a NSFW visual which we highly suggest to refrain from watching at your workplace or anywhere in public, really. The single features G.U.N and was produced by TakeFlight who serves up a smooth R&B-flavored instrumental.

Check out Mike G and G.U.N's "Everything That's Yours, Pt. II" below.

Quotable Lyrics
They swimmin' deeper than shark tanks with it
Because I got the money, she tryna give me the business
Widdit, I'm legend like Will Smith and
I'm feelin' like a fuckin' icon livin'

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