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Lil Mosey, Jumpin Out the Face | Track Review 🎵

Rapper Lil Mosey drops an enjoyable (though not game changing), confident, swagger-laden melodic trap joint with “Jumpin Out the Face.”

Grammy-nominated rapper 2 Chainz enlists female rap standout Mulatto for a banger fit for a pandemic, “Quarantine Thick.”

Teen rap sensation The Kid LAROI relays the plight of love effectively and expressively on the brief, melodic single, “SO DONE.”

Ascending rapper Jack Harlow drops another irresistible banger with the short but sweet (and potent) “Tyler Herro.”

Rappers $NOT and Flo Milli make a formidable tandem on the utterly unapologetic, ‘mean-sounding’ single, “Mean.”

“Hate the Way” isn’t earth shattering, but G-Eazy, aided by blackbear, drops a respectable, relatable record fueled by questionable love.

Short, but sweet, Ty Dolla $ign drops an enjoyable joint with “By Yourself,” assisted by Jhené Aiko and Mustard.

Rapper Trippie Redd drops “Sleepy Hollow,” the incredibly brief, third single from his third studio album, Pegasus.

Travis Scott remains a ‘walking vibe’ on his confident, minor-key banger, “Franchise,” featuring Young Thug and M.I.A.

Rapper Rico Nasty wants you to ‘own it’ on her short but confident AF single “Own It.” Truly, she doesn’t give a fizzuck.

Rappers Tyga, Saweetie, and YG team up for the surefire banger, “Money Mouf,” which encompasses money and sex.

Janelle Monáe drops an epic soundtrack single with “Turntables,” from the Amazon Original Movie, All In: The Fight for Democracy.