Moneybagg Yo Joins King Mel On "Negotiations"

King Mel and Moneybagg Yo team up on "Negotiations."

BYAron A.Mar 27, 20193.0K Views

King Mel is a relatively unknown name to the rap world but if you're into football, you're probably more familiar with him as Melvin Ingram. While there have been several athletes who've transitioned into music in the past, Ingram only made his formal entrance into the rap game last year with his project, King Talk. Now, he's getting ready to release a new project and to kick the campaign off, he links up with one of the hottest rappers out of Memphis right now.

With a little assistance from Moneybagg Yo, King Mel returns with his latest track, "Negotiations." Mel paints a vivid depiction of the mindset of an athlete who's grinding towards their goal and trusting the process. Moneybagg Yo comes in on the second verse, speaking on his rise from the trap to rap stardom.

King Mel's project, BOATS is set to arrive this spring.

Quotable Lyrics
Back and forth with these people, trustin' the process
Felt like I'm ahead of the game, homie, by five steps
To live my life, tell my story, number one object
They show no love to the boy and I ain't stop yet

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