Wale Joins Lil Dude On "Diablo"

Lil Dude & Wale join forces on "Diablo."

BYAron A.Jun 25, 20184.5K Views

Lil Dude is a name you should start getting familiar with, if you aren't already. The rapper's made some serious waves over the past few months and people are excited to hear what he has up his sleeve in the future. He's fresh off the release of his latest project, ME which he released earlier in the month. Now, he links up with Wale for his new track, "Diablo."

Lil Dude recruits Wale for his new joint, "Diablo. The two artists hop on the production of Supa Statiq. The song sits closer to Dude's style than Wale but the MMG rapper shows that he's versatile. Dude holds down the first verse and the hook before Wale comes through and closes out the song with an impressive verse.

Lil Dude continues to bubble with each release. Keep your eyes peeled for more music from him.

Quotable Lyrics
We got them bags in, n*gga yeah we gotta move
And bitch we got them sticks and we know just how to use 'em
My brody, he a shooter, teacher used to call him a loser
And yeah we got them uzis, get you wet like a jacuzzi

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