YK Osiris Is Back With His New Track "Run It Up"

YK Osiris has another hit on his hands with "Run It Up."

BYAron A.Aug 17, 20182.7K Views

YK Osiris is having quite the year so far. The rapper's been making a lot of noise for a minute but it escalated when Lil Uzi Vert hopped on the remix to his song "Valentine." Within a short amount of time, he's shown a lot of growth with his sound and at this point, it looks like he's bound to make an imprint in the rap game. The rapper is currently opening for Lil Baby on the "Harder Than Ever" tour which kicked off a week a go today. The rapper now comes through with his new single, "Run It Up."

YK Osiris comes through with his new single, "Run It Up." The smooth single serves as the follow up to his single, "Timing" which he released roughly a month a go. Osiris serves up a smooth, melodic effort that'll catch your ear by the time the beat drops.

Peep the song below.

Quotable Lyrics
I don't care about your man, the fuck is he gon' do?
Hunnid girls in my crib, I want to leave with you
Spend a check on you and get it right back
Got me caught up in your love and I can't fight that

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