Redman Returns With New Track "Ya!"

Redman returns with his latest single, "Ya!"

BYAron A.Jul 13, 20186.2K Views

Redman is back in full action these days and he's readying the release of a new project. Back in March, the rapper announced his new project, Muddy Water Too. He's yet confirm a release date for the project but with the way he's moving, it looks like it could be coming in the near future. In June, the rapper released his single, "I Love Hip Hop." Today, he follows it up with his latest single, "Ya!"

Redman is back with his latest single, "Ya!" The rapper's new single is expected to be on his forthcoming project, Muddy Waters Too. Redman's latest single has everything his fans expect from him. He delivers slick wordplay over a boom-bap production with a modern update provided by Mike And Keys from Futuristikz.

Keep your eyes peeled for Muddy Waters Too.

Quotable Lyrics
Red back again like ya, you know the deal
It's not a joke when my boys take the key and peel
I grill on 'em like ya, I flex on 'em
Fuck the world, don't ask me for shit
There's a part two with Biggie and Meth on it

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