Rae Sremmurd & Pharrell Connect On "Chanel"

Slim Jxmmi leads the way on the Rae Sremmurd & Pharrell collab, "Chanel."

BYAron A.Apr 04, 201840.7K Views

It's officially Rae Sremmurd season and we're here for it. The hitmaking duo are well on their way to release their three disc project, Sr3mm. While there hasn't been an official date set in place for its release, the album is definitely coming very soon. The interesting thing that sets this apart from any of their previous releases is that the project will give us what we love from Rae Sremmurd as well as two solo offerings from Swae Lee and Slim Jxmmi, respectively. They already released a set of singles with "Powerglide," "Hurt To Look" and "Brxnks Truck." Now, they deliver yet another cut off their highly anticipated album.

Slim Jxmmi leads the way on the new Rae Sremmurd single, "Chanel" featuring Pharrell. It's a smooth banger that further showcases Slim Jxmmi's ability to make a hit record. While Swae Lee does pop up on the song, Slim holds it down for the most part. At this point, it seems like Rae Sremmurd will once again dominate the summer with hit records.

Aside from this single, Swae Lee hinted at a "special surprise" coming this Friday. It's unsure what exactly it'll be. It's highly possible that it'll be a new single or video for "Hurt To Look" that's he's previously shared a snippet of.

"Chanel" is out in certain international markets and will be available in America at midnight.

Quotable Lyrics
I don't want you head, I want your mind
I kinda fell in love with your vibe
Girl, I'm a playa like Fly
Maybe we could link on the sly

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