Pollàri Drops Smooth Banger "Ready When You Are" With Tony Shhnow

BYAron A.Updated on September 26, 20222.3K Views

Pollàri & Tony Shhnow connect on "Ready When You Are."

Pollàri is a name you should start getting familiar with right now. The rapper's been making waves with the Soundcloud realm alongside other artists that have got their foot in through the platform. He's been constantly working and dropping new music regularly. While he came in with an abrasive and noisey trap sound, he's been experimenting past it. After dropping off his Lil Skies collab, "Battlescars," a month a go, he follows it up with his latest effort, "Ready When You Are."

Pollàri teams up with Tony Shhnow for his latest single, "Ready When You Are." The new track finds Pollàri dabbling in a more R&B lane while still keeping his own sound in tact. The rapper connects with senseiATL for the production and recruits Tony Shhnow for some additional vocals.

Quotable Lyrics
She bounce on a n*gga like Tigger
You know after I hit em, I quit em
Sorry, not takin' no picture
Sorry, not takin' no picture

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