City Girls β Yung Miami and JT β need a thug, who they characterize explicitly and vividly on their brief single, βI Need A Thug.β
βIneed a long dick nigga / Seven figures, bitch, and some / This a rich, young, pretty bitch anthem.β Um, okay, π Yung Miami β thanks for your brutal honesty. So, just keeping up with the pre-chorus of the brief Β π City Girls single, π΅ βI Need A Thugβ, we know (1) size matters π π, Β (2) he must be black, (3) must make at least a milli π°, and (4) this song is for rich, young, pretty bitches.Β So, with that information, along with the straight to the point title, βI Need A Thugβ reveals its cards and those cards arenβt particularly profound.Β
The chorus by Yung Miami is more of the same, as she touts the finer things in life, PERIOD.Β How high maintenance is Miami? βCut a check before I even give a hug.β π JT gets into the act on the first verse, echoing the sentiments of Yung Miami.Β Some gems dropped: βIt turn me on when he high and fly as fuckβ and βHis dick long (dick long) / Give a bitch somethinβ to sit on.β NSFW, City Girls! Yung Miami drops a verse too, referencing rapper Pooh Shiesty, asserting, βNever tuck his chain but he always got a pole tucked,β and the fact that βThis pussy bustinβ like a pistol, shit be whoopinβ ass (Period).β FIERCE! All told, βI Need A Thugβ is two minutes of unapologetic spitting from City Girls. Is it innovative? Nope.Β Is it incredibly memorable? Also, a no.Β City Girls have dropped more notable songs than π΅ βI Need A Thugβ which is more βrinse and repeatβ than fresh and truly exciting.
π City Girls β’ π΅ βI Need A Thugβ β’ π· Quality Control Music / Motown β’ π 6.8.23
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