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Trippie Redd & Smokepurpp – Crash (Review & Stream)

Trippie Redd and Smokepurrpp remind me of two young ass kids that you would see on the Green line Metro Line in DC.

Fresh off of XXL Freshman list births, Trippie Redd and Smokepurpp link up for this erratic new banger called “Crash.” As expected, the song is annoying as hell, as you get this version of Trippie Redd that is reckless/sounding like he’s about to throw up, and a slurry/numb ass SmokePurpp. To be honest with you, I wouldn’t be surprised if these two pip-squeaks made this song after sniffing some magic markers.

 

OVERALL RATING (3.2/5)

 

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