Westside Gunn & Mr. Green Team Up On "Part Deux"

BYAron A.Updated on September 26, 20223.1K Views

Westside Gunn & Mr. Green team up on "Part Deux."

Since signing to Eminem with his brother Conway, Westside Gunn has been all over the underground. In 2017, he delivered a non stop stream of mixtapes that it was almost hard to keep up. He dropped Hitler Wears Hermes V, Hitler On Steroid, Riots On Fashion Avenue and GOAT. Each of those projects proved that he's one of the heaviest spitters in the underground. Today, he links up with producer Mr. Green for their latest collab together on "Part Deux."

Mr. Green holds down the production while Westside Gunn snaps on the verse. Mr. Green delivers a piano heavy sample over some crunch drums while Gunn's smooth flow dances across the track. It's more upbeat while Westside Gunn reminisces on the past and how far he's come since then. Westside Gunn never seizes to impress on the mic and with Mr. Green on the beat, they make a perfect joint to ride out to.

Quotable Lyrics
White stripes on the Black Supply's
I pray to stay fly and alive
Homicide on top of homicide
Where I reside, don't shit slide

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