Yung Simmie Is Back With "Bad Habits"

Yung Simmie drops off some new heat.

BYAron A.Apr 06, 20192.7K Views

Yung Simmie's been a staple in the underground ever since his affiliation with the Raider Klan earlier this decade. He's been steadily releasing music over the years and showcasing his strength as a solo artist. It's been a few months since we heard any new music from him but this week, he returned with some new heat for his fans.

Yung Simmie is back with his new single, "Bad Habits." The track serves as one of his first tracks in a few months. The rapper flexes his aggressive flow and even more aggressive bars over the hypnotic production. "Who want static? Fuck this rap shit/ Take it to the streets, get savage," he raps on the song.

"Bad Habits" follows the release of "BARZ FROM HELL" which arrived earlier this year.

Quotable Lyrics
Flip a n***a head like hat trick
If a n***a acting, I'mma fuck his actress
I would hit her with the tactics
But I'm stuck to the grind like magnets

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