Ronny J Drops Off Trunk-Rattling Banger "Choker"

Ronny J comes through with his new track, "Choker."

BYAron A.Jul 05, 20182.6K Views

If you think about the Florida's current reign in the underground, Ronny J's played a major role in helping form the sound. For the past year, he's established himself as one of the hottest up-and-coming producers through the numerous major records he's worked on including Denzel Curry's "Ultimate" remix, Lil Pump's "Flex Like Oou" and Bhad Bhabie's "Hi Bich, among others. Earlier this year, he released his project, OMGRONNY and he's already gearing up to drop another album. Today, he comes through with two new singles including his solo effort, "Choker."

With rapper's latest infatuation with neck-tight chains, Ronny J releases his latest track titled "Choker." Ronny J takes on the role as both producer and vocalist on the track. Ronny J's vocals are doused in auto-tune as he flexes his melodic side. Ronny J might be known as a producer but "Choker" forces anyone listening to understand that he's capable of much more.

In addition to releasing "Choker," Ronny J also linked up with Ski Mask The Slump God for "Loui'd Down."

Quotable Lyrics
Swerve off in a coup, it's an Aston
When I pull up it's lights, camera, action
Shout out to my jeweler, diamonds flashin'
Flexin' on my haters goin' past them

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