Papoose Teams Up With Musiq Soulchild On "Precious Jewels"

Papoose and Musiq Soulchild team up for a new track.

BYAron A.Feb 13, 20192.3K Views

Papoose is gearing up to release a new project this week. Ahead of its release, the rapper drops off his new single, "Precious Jewel." The single is a new collaboration with Musiq Soulchild. Pap flexes his lyrical prowess while praising his wife Remy Ma as he pays homage to Black Love. The rapper's taps Ron Browz for the song's production.

"Precious Jewels" serves as the third single off of Underrated which is set to drop on Friday through Empire/Honorable Records. The new single follows the release of "Numerical Slaughter" produced by DJ Premier and "The Golden Child" -- a song dedicated to his child with Remy Ma.

Underrated follows the release of 2018's Back To The Streets which featured the likes of Sheek Louch, Dave East and more.

Quotable Lyrics
I was overseas when they arrested her
Left the tour, hopped on the plane, I had to rep for her
Sometimes I wished it was me locked instead of her
Swear to god, I almost died the day they sentenced her

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