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Yung Gravy Calls On Lil Baby For “Alley Oop” (Review & Stream)

I wonder how much Yung Gravy paid for his rap card?

Yung Gravy is one of those rappers that are probably more comical than enjoyable. Not only does he spit like someone who’s trying to mock a trap artist, but he also boasts some pretty goofy lyrics, too. In “Alley Oop,” both him and Lil Baby go back and forth, comparing their lavish life of women-getting and finessing to the game of basketball. Personally, I think the song cranks, as it gives off grungy trap vibes, but in all honesty, I can’t take the s**t seriously.

 

OVERALL RATING (3.5/5)

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