Rob $tone Connects With Too $hort On "Gossip"

BYAron A.Updated on September 26, 20222.6K Views

Rob $tone and Too Short have a banger on their hands with their new collab, "Gossip."

Rob $tone has been in go-mode in the past year. The rapper came through in 2020 with the release of Stone Cold and its deluxe edition. At the top of the year, he swiftly followed it up with Solitaire Stone. The fumes are still running high and Rob clearly isn't letting up this summer. On Friday, the rapper returned with a brand new single titled, "Gossip." The upbeat West Coast anthem includes an appearance from Bay Area OG Too $hort as well as Uce Lee. The song arrives shortly after he teamed up with Rubi Rose on "I Love It."

Too $hort is still riding high off of his collaborative project with E-40, Ain't Gone Do It/Terms And Conditions. The album dropped shortly after the two appeared on Verzuz together.

Check out Rob $tone's new single below.

Quotable Lyrics
Aye, look stop it
Ya lil n***as ain't playin' in the audience
Copyin', they wanna take me out and box me in
I want a front page cover on my mom n'em

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