A Boogie Wit The Hoodie & Tory Lanez Join Forces For “Best Friend”

BEST FRIEND

A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie & Tory Lanez

OVERALL RATING (????????)

 


A Boogie Wit The Hoodie recruits Tory Lanez for “Best Friend.”

In “Best Friend,” A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie talks about messing up a friendship between him and his lady friend after he f**ked around and slept with her. Throughout the song, he sings passionately but still maintains this gutter tone.

Tory Lanez has the second verse on “Best Friend.” On it, he sounds like a dude that is in a committed relationship with an auto-tune machine. Content-wise, he doesn’t quite follow the topic at hand; instead, he talks about all of the expensive things he has in his possession. (Tory, you couldn’t show humility for 2 minutes?)

How much do you want to bet that Boogie’s best friend is a bank account? How much do you want to bet that Tory’s best friend is a Macbook with an auto-tune application on it?


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