TeejayX6 Drops "How Teejayx6 & Kasher Quon Got Arrested"

Teejayx6 might not be a great rapper but he's an excellent storyteller.

BYAron A.May 13, 20204.0K Views

Teejayx6 has been steadily making a rise in the rap game, though it hasn't been for being an incredible lyricists. With the rise of scam rap, he's become the face of the subgenre with the majority of his releases essentially providing a step-by-step guide to committing fraud. Surely, it's been used as a bible to some, but more than that, Teejayx6 has a way of conveying a story with each drop.

Most recently, Teejayx6 unleashed a new drop called, "How Teejayx6 And Kashar Quan Got Arrested." The rapper doesn't necessarily care about a rhyme scheme but rather dramatically building up the song as he breaks down his run-in with the police. I'm not trying to give too much information away so I'll let you check the track out below for yourself.

Quotable Lyrics
Pull up to the n***a crib and we bought a whole zip
LaQuan had money on him but I ain't really have shit
Had to go to CHASE bank, my card in the arm rest
And I owed him $800 so I CashApp'd it

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