Stunna 4 Vegas & Lil Yachty Team Up On "Boat 4 Vegas"

Stunna 4 Vegas and Lil Yachty got a heater on deck.

BYAron A.Nov 04, 20195.7K Views

North Carolina is having a serious come-up right now. With artists like J. Cole, Rapsody, and DaBaby reaching both critical and commercial acclaim across America and beyond, they've helped open the doors for other rappers from the city. Stunna 4 Vegas has been standing alongside DaBaby throughout the meteoric rise of the "Suge" rapper. Although he's yet to become a household name, the rapper is making the right strides to become one.

Stunna 4 Vegas returned earlier today with a brand new collaboration alongside Lil Yachty. The two teamed up "Boat 4 Vegas," produced by "Act Up" hitmaker, EarlOnTheBeat. The rowdy banger has the two rappers going bar-for-bar over the bass-rattling production as they deliver braggadocious bars. The two also delivered a visual for the single which was directed by Reel Goats' who have handled many of DaBaby's videos.

Quotable Lyrics
I'm rockin' Margiellas like Smooky
No ratchet, I need a Karreuche
Ass fat like Renni Rucci
Make her eat dick, I ain't buyin' her Gucci

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