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,βSUVs (Black on Black)β offers nothing transcendent, but it bangs. I love the Spanish cues that appear within the production on the intro. Furthermore, that trap beat goes rock hard. Producers Go Grizzly and
Smash David fuel Harlow and Shiestyβs fire for sure. 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
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. 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!
Jack Harlow & Pooh Shiesty β’
βSUVs (Black on Black)β β’
Generation Now / Atlantic β’
8.6.21
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