Talib Kweli & Diamond D Connect On "Attention Span" Ft. Skyzoo

Talib Kweli & Skyzoo trade bars over Diamond D production on "Attention Span."

BYAron A.Apr 13, 20213.1K Views

When one of rap's most celebrated MCs and producers come together, you know you're about to get something special. Talib Kweli and Diamond D have been revving up for the release of a brand new collaborative project, Gotham. The rap titans emerged last week with the release of their latest single, "Attention Span" ft. Skyzoo. Diamond D brings a hardcore and gritty instrumental to the table for Talib Kweli and Skyzoo to flex their pen game over. Slick bars, tight flows, and top-tier production are exactly what this trio of artists brings to the table on this record. "You don't pay attention, man/ That's why your pockets is the size of your attention span," Talib raps off the rip.

Check out the latest track from Talib and Diamond D below.

Quotable Lyrics
You know how the story go, born alone, die alone
'Til they bring the gentrified home for the glory road
They made us underrated icons in front of a tripod
'Cause for every Chelsea Handler, there's always a Tyshawn

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