Popcaan & Mist Get Post-Quarantine Fresh On "Buzz"

BYAron A.Updated on September 26, 20222.8K Views

Popcaan and Mist collide on their new single.

Summer is officially here and even though coronavirus isn't over, we're in necessary need of some tropical vibes to usher in the good weather. At the tail end of May, Popcaan came through with a brand new single -- and look -- titled, "Buzz" which is all about getting post-quarantine fresh, specifically getting a haircut. A few weeks later, he's back with the UK edition featuring Mist. Over the dancehall production, Mist matches Popcaan's confidence and braggadocio with tales of his sexcapades and slick gun talk.

Popcaan's latest song follows a string of releases since late 2019 when he released his OVO debut, Vanquish. Though he hasn't announced any other new projects, Popcaan will surely continue to dominate the summer with more music.

Check out "Buzz (U.K. Edition)" below.

Quotable Lyrics
I'm Unruly, buss pon yuh face, no fuss
Fuck all night, no rush
Fresh fade, gyal tell mi dat my trim is ah buzz
Long wood inna yuh belly, make her say too much
I'm a real ganja farmer
Big copper shot for informer
Vincy boy know how fi fuck
They don't really want drama

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Aron A.

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