Louisville & Memphis β Jack Harlow & Pooh Shiesty β team up for a short but engaging, entertaining & enjoyable banger, βSUVs (Black on Black).β
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ll my brags turn to facts, all my hundreds turn to racks / All my ladies turn to snacks, SUVs, black on black.β Wow, thatβs surefire confidence there, π Jack Harlow. Β The Louisville, Kentucky-bred rapper joins forces with Memphis, Tennessee standout, π Pooh Shiesty on π΅ βSUVs (Black on Black)β.Β Harlow and Shiesty keep things short but engaging, entertaining, and enjoyable.βSUVs (Black on Black)β offers nothing transcendent, but it bangs.Β I love the Spanish cues that appear within the production on the intro.Β Furthermore, that trap beat goes rock hard.Β Producers π Go Grizzly and π Smash David fuel Harlow and Shiestyβs fire for sure.Β Harlow kicks things off with an intro, the chorus, and confident, cocky rhymes throughout the first verse (βNow I call shots like Iβm John Wooden (John Wooden)β). On the second verse, Shiesty compels with that Memphis accent and street-driven bars (βItβs sixty rounds under my chop, all my guns got extended magsβ).
Final Thoughts πΒ
All and all, Jack Harlow and Pooh Shiesty make a fine team on the short but sweet βSUVs (Black on Black).β Again, thereβs nothing transcendent or brand-new we havenβt heard elsewhere, but the results are successful.Β βSUVsβ is well-produced, confidently rhymed, and a banger worth adding to the listening rotation, particularly bumping it with the windows down in the ride!
π Jack Harlow & Pooh Shiesty β’ π΅ βSUVs (Black on Black)β β’ π· Generation Now / Atlantic β’ π 8.6.21
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