Skippa Da Flippa Flips Ball Greezy's "Nice And Slow" For The Latest Flippamix

Skippa Da Flippa drops off some new heat.

BYAron A.Apr 27, 20194.9K Views

Skippa Da Flippa hasn't been lacking one bit. The rapper's bee steadily dishing out new music following the release of his last project, 2018's Up To Something. Since then, he's been dishing out singles and a few remixes as part of his "Flippamix" series. Although it's a relatively quiet Saturday, Skippa Da Flippa decided to shake things up a bit and bless his fans with a new remix.

We're hoping a new project is on the way but until that drops, Skippa Da Flippa's been holding fans over with a slew of remixes. Now, he comes through with a remix of Ball Greezy and Lil Dred's street anthem, "Nice & Slow." The rapper's latest remix follows "Roots" which he dropped less than a month ago, as well as remixes of Q Money's "Neat" and 6ix9ine's "Tic Toc."

Quotable Lyrics
Dinner for eight, dinner at eight
Life's great, can you relate?
Use him as bait to get paid

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