Smooky Margielaa & Kodie Shane Link Up On "Twenty Mill"

Smooky Margielaa & Kodie Shane got "Twenty Mill" on their bank roll.

BYAron A.Dec 04, 20175.1K Views

Smooky Margielaa and Kodie Shane are two notable young artists who've really made waves this year. Smooky's ties to A$AP Mob and his appearance on their compilation album in the summer helped circulate his name and garner the attention of the underground. On the other hand, Kodie Shane is the first lady of Lil Yachty's Sailing Team and with the release of her EP Back From The Future, she's made a solid impression in the game. Now, the two young stars link up for their latest track, "Twenty Mill."

Smooky and Kodie Shane share great chemistry on wax. Aside from being young, their high-pitch voices mesh together well. Smooky and Kodie trade bars back and forth on the track with their auto-tuned vocals and experimenting their melodies.

For two kids on the come up right now, it's definitely a promising effort to what they hold in store for the future.

Quotable Lyrics
Fuck that broad
Shit you fuck with me, got my money large
Bruno Mars,
She can't find me, I'm dancing with the stars

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