Yung Gravy Snatches Your Girl With "Magic"

Yung Gravy drops off a new track.

BYAron A.Apr 06, 20194.7K Views

Yung Gravy's fan base continues to grow with each drop. He's molding his own niche lane in the rap game with his humorous bars and his unique take on trap. The rapper's been slowly dishing out new music over the past few months, slowly building a bigger buzz with each drop. He previously linked up with Lil Baby for their collaboration, "Alley Oop," now, he returns with his latest track, "Magic."

Yung Gravy's been on the road for the "Yung Gravy Vacation" tour in Australia and New Zealand but he blesses fans across the world with his new track, "Magic." The rapper's latest single is a bouncy track and filled with his signature comical bars while explaining the different ways he'll steal your girl with magic.

Peep his new track below.

Quotable Lyrics
Gravy get near, your bitch disappear, I call that shit magic
She was your b, now she with me, ain't that shit tragic?
Gravy get close, you get comatose, that shit automatic
I'm catchin' spells, you takin' L's, shit is fantastic

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