Soulja Boy Assists GASHI On "My Year (Remix)"

GASHI enlists Soulja Boy for the remix.

BYAron A.Apr 08, 20193.0K Views

GASHI's gearing up for a big year ahead of himself. After dropping several infectious singles over the past year and some change, he's been garnering more and more attention. Last year, he released a slew of singles including "Creep On Me" with DJ Snake and French Montana, as well as the Giggs-assisted, "No Face No Case." Earlier this year, he linked up with G-Eazy for the single "My Year." Now, he recruits the man who had the "biggest comeback of 2018" for the remix.

Soulja Boy is probably the most appropriate person to get on a song called "My Year." Young Draco and Gashi link up on the Judge and Wax Motif co-produced beat. At the top of the beat, Soulja Boy already makes it clear that he's gunning for the top in 2019. The rapper continues to try and make a case that he had the biggest comeback while Gashi's verses remain the same.

Quotable Lyrics
Pirelli my tires, you know they be spinnin'
I guess that they mad that Big Draco winnin'
Bugatti my ride, my windows be tinted
Get rich or die tryin', I feel like I'm 50

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