Vee Tha Rula Drops Off New Banger "Never Settle"

BYAron A.Updated on September 26, 20222.4K Views

Vee Tha Rula applies pressure on his new single, "Never Settle."

It's been a few months since we heard any new music from Vee Tha Rula. The rapper released his single, "Catch 22" with Mega Run in March but he's been relatively quiet since then. From what it looks like, he has a new album in the works. Now, the rapper is shifting into go-mode with the release of his latest single.

Vee Tha Rula is back with something for the hustlers on his latest single, "Never Settle." The rapper's latest single is a hard-hitting return and a reminder of why he's so underrated. The rapper's flexes bars while switching up the flow throughout the song. The rapper's new single was produced by Synesthetic Nation.

To promote the new single, Vee Tha Rula's inviting his fans to text him at 480-531-8319.

Quotable Lyrics
Game time, dawg I'm fuckin' next
Balenciaga sneaker on they fuckin' necks
I ain't trippin', I got tunnel vision
I gotta kill you n***as, though I love you n***as

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