Key Glock x Moneybagg Yo x Young Dolph Type Beat - "Can't Lie" | Prod. By @Chad_G

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Thanks For The Support!! 🚀 #LetsGet5K 💰 Purchase Here!: https://bsta.rs/85c83b4 Key Glock/Moneybagg Yo/Young Dolph Type Beat - "Can't Lie" | Prod. By @Chad_G 📧 Contact: chadgbeats@gmail.com 🚀 Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/Chad_G 🚀 Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/Chad_G __________________________________________________________ Just weeks after being shot multiple times in Los Angeles, Memphian Young Dolph is back and better than ever with his new album, “Thinking Out Loud.” According to Los Angeles police, a gunman critically wounded Dolph after firing several shots at the rapper outside a Hollywood hotel in late September. The album released Oct. 20 and depicts Dolph stacking the most money, smoking the strongest reefer, and courting the finest women all while showing appreciation for his life and those in it. dolph darius • Photo courtesy of Young Dolph From hard hitting tracks like “Eddie Cane” to cautionary reflective jams like “While You Here,” the rapper has not let the assassination attempt knock him off his game. In addition to Dolph releasing the album shortly after leaving the hospital, he also released the video to “Believe Me” while the artist was still recovering in the hospital. The album features appearances from some of hip hop’s power players including Gucci Mane, DRAM, 2 Chainz, and Ty Dolla $ign. On the track, “Go Get Some Mo,” Dolph teamed up with Gucci Mane, 2 Chainz, and Ty Dolla $ign to blend their modern trap styles and produced the hottest song on the project. The song would put the proverbial hater to shame as the stable boasts about their everlasting wealth and success while making your head bop the entire time. After dodging more than 100 gunshots in the spring of 2017 and surviving another serving in the fall, “Thinking Out Loud” proves that there’s not much that can stop Young Dolph. Yo Gotti's CMG imprint is producing some big-time talent. Blac Youngsta, despite facing some serious charges recently, has a growing fan base due to songs like "Hip Hopper" and "Birthday" and his controversial social media personalities. Cleveland artist 55Bagz is starting to make noise after dropping his Bond Money mixtape. Now, MoneyBagg Yo is the CMG rep that is quickly making a name for himself in hip-hop. Since signing to CMG in 2016, MoneyBagg Yo has become one of the hottest rappers to look out for in 2017. "It was a crazy feeling; I had to ask myself if this was real. Is it really about to happen?" he tells to XXL while in New York City. "I started to take music serious ever since after I knew I was comfortable with who I am and everything behind that. Gotti has taught me that I should chase my dreams, not the money. Sometimes an opportunity is bigger than the bag. I clenched on that." After teaming up with Yo Gotti for the 2016 project 2 Federal, featuring tracks “Pull Up" and "Doin 2 Much," MoneyBagg followed up with his solo effort, Heartless. The 12-track mixtape is arguably his best body of work to date and shows off his progression as a rapper. "I just look at it like the vocabulary got bigger and better, my delivery got better and bigger since the first Federal tape," he explains. "When I was making Heartless, I was going through a real tough stuff stage in my career and life. That whole mixtape, I made that in one week. I just think I elevate every time I do something." For his next release, Moneybagg Yo plans to take his talents to the next level. "Even the project I’m doing right now, Federal 3x, speaking a little early on that, but when y’all hear that y’all going to hear the elevation and see where I’m going," the rhymer states. "JAY-Z, king status. I’m going all the way past the moon with this. I went back to that first stage when I first made the original Federal tape. You can hear the hunger in my voice on Federal 3x." Federal 3x doesn't have a release date as of right now but it will feature Baton Rouge's Youngboy NeverBrokeAgain and, of course, Yo Gotti. With Moneybagg Yo's name ringing in hip-hop circles, find out more about this upstart on The Break. Key Glock pulls up with a new visual. This one's for "Russian Cream," a standout cut from his Glock Bond mixtape, which dropped a little over a month below. The Shot By Spencer-directed video for "Russian Cream" finds Key Glock sitting on a throne while smoking and enjoying the company of a couple baddies. Their surrounding appears to be a wintery palace, where Key Glock reigns supreme. He also also makes sure the camera catches good shots of all his icy jewels. The visual fits the tone of the song to a tee, as it presents plenty of imagery relating to an overall imperial vibe. "I got money blue and green/Drop them racks on double G's/Yeah, I'm a Gucci fiend/Feel like Tarzan, all these trees/I get so high I can't breathe/Like LeBron, bitch I'm a king/But I never leave my heat/Yeah, what the fuck you mean/Hop in and hear the exhaust," he spits on the Tay Keith-produced cut.