Curren$y & Young Roddy - Parking Lot Pimps [Prod. By Cardo]

14     Curren$y   The Usual Suspects Ft Smoke Dza, Fiend  Cornerboy P     The Drive In Theatre

Fa Da Low” is a hard-hitting street anthem built on heavy bass, slick flows, and a gritty trap vibe. Trill Playa brings raw energy and confidence, spitting with the kind of hunger that makes every bar feel authentic. The track is loud, polished, and made to shake car speakers and club systems alike. With a hook that sticks and verses that flex, “Fa Da Low” captures the grind mentality — getting it by any means and making moves for the low.

Perfect for hip-hop/trap playlists, workout motivation, or late-night rides, this record shows off Trill Playa’s ability to blend street storytelling with an undeniable bounce.

Fa Da Low

Feel Nobody [PROD. DRUPEY BEATS]

Flatbed Ferrari

2. Curren$y ft Young Roddy - Can't Get Out

Corner Boy P ft. Curren$y - 1997 DrankEpidemic..com

The captain of the ToothPick Clique, Sir Michael Rocks's fourth mixtape. 

In The Loop

Cant Hide It Feat. Rockie Fresh

You Know What

The Clique Feat. Casey Veggies & Tris J

No artist has pivoted the cultural zeitgeist more in the past decade than Sir Michael Rocks. When Banco isn’t rewriting the rules of modern fashion he shifts the sound of popular music. From The Cool Kids to his solo projects Michael’s stuck on forward. Hip-Hop and Pop culture writ large are still mimicking the aesthetics of his “Banco” and “Poplair” series. As fans celebrate The Cool Kids festival tour they can be rest assured that Sir Mike is in the lab creating his greatest solo opus. The more people study his moves the more Michael rewrites the rules. Enjoy The Chaos.