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Jacquees – Who’s (Review & Stream)

Jacquees lives up to his slow jam potential in “Who’s.”

“Who’s” is absolutely beautiful. The premise of the song revolves around Jacquees wanting to know who is currently dating some bad chick that he just met, and how he wants to let her know that he’ll do whatever that buster isn’t doing for her if she gives him a chance. His words on the track are very planned/careful, and his vocals are nothing short of amazing. If you like deep/meaningful R&B music, this song is for you!

 

OVERALL RATING (5/5)

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