Rico Nasty Joins Jucee Froot On "Psycho" Remix

BYAron A.Updated on September 26, 20221.6K Views

Jucee Froot enlists Rico Nasty on the "Psycho" remix.

Jucee Froot is about to make some serious waves this year. Fresh off of signing a joint venture with Atlantic Records & Art@War, Jucee Froot unleashes the remix for her single, "Psycho" with some help from Rico Nasty. The Memphis rapper's single has already been buzzing for a remix. She tackles a grim beat with menacing bars before Rico slides in on the second verse on her A-game.

“I’m really excited about being signed after being independent and slept on for so long," Jucee told Billboard about her new deal. "Art@War/Atlantic via Loyal 100 understands and respects my vision and ideas with my art. I’m proud to be a part of a new family and can’t wait for the world to hear the pain, the fun and everything else they need to hear from me in the project I have dropping soon.”

Peep the remix below.

Quotable Lyrics
I feel like Prince, I got purple diamonds dancin' on me
A crazy bitch, I ain't laughin', bitch, ain't nothin' funny
You just a kid, mind your business when I'm talkin' money

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