Ramirez & Boobie Connect On "Van Glock"

Ramirez links up with Boobie for their new collaboration, "Van Glock."

BYAron A.Jan 03, 20191.6K Views

Ramirez dished out a whole lot of music in the past year. The rapper blessed us with a slew of loose tracks as well as his project, Blood Diamonds 2. Clearly, he isn't planning on slowing down anytime soon. To set the tone for the new year, Ramirez releases his new track, "Van Glock" alongside Boobie.

Ramirez and Boobie link up and drop rapid fire flows on their new track, "Van Glock." The new track is an aggressive banger that finds the two rappers swapping verses back and forth. The two rappers enlist Zane to cook up the beat. "Van Glock" is Ramirez's follow-up to his single, "Lil Motorola" which he dropped last month. Keep your eyes peeled for more new music from both Ramirez and Boobie.

Quotable Lyrics
I guess it's simulation glitch
Stupid thot 'cause I got rich
Lotta ass up on my bitch
Bought a Patek for my dick
Stack my money to the ceilin'
Then I do that shit again

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