Swae Lee – Hurt To Look (Review & Stream)

 

I’m always appreciative of a good brunch track like “Hurt To Look”


I think we all know who the Andre 3000 of Rae Sremmurd is —  It is clearly the light skin one! On this song, not only does Swae Lee show off his ability to drop some pretty impressive vocals, but he also gives us something that is pretty pleasant content-wise. I can dig the experiment, and encourage him to continue to tap into his mushy side.

Second coming of Michael Jackson?

 

OVERALL RATING (4.8/5)


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