Gunna and Lil Uzi Vert Do Nothing But Stunt In “.223”

Rating: 4 out of 5.

It’s way too f**kin’ early to be drippin’ this much (Ninjas haven’t even brushed their teeth yet).

As Gunna continues linking up with some of the best rappers in the game, his legend keeps growing. In his latest collaboration with Lil Uzi Vert, listeners get a laid-back trap banger that finds both slick artists outlining all the ways they are cooler than the rest of us. That includes the usual flexes about cars, women, and expensive clothing.

Gunna glides through his verse with that familiar slurred delivery, sounding like an inebriated Lil Baby. Uzi, meanwhile, comes across a little clearer on his verse, though he is still not exactly delivering dictionary pronunciation.

Regardless, the chemistry works. Both artists ride the beat with ease, making the track feel effortless even through all the damn slurring.

Doesn’t this song sound like a duller “Yes, Indeed?”




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