London On Da Track Recruits G-Eazy, City Girls & Juvenile For “Throw A Fit”

Three generations of ratchet are on this song.


We talk about Metro Boomin’ and Zaytoven a lot, but how about London On Da Track? I feel like he’s just as creative/solid as any other one of your so-called favorite beat-makers. Today, the Atlanta native decided to drop “Throw A Fit” — a cultural/bass boomin’/bouncey banger that has G-Eazy morphing into his savage self, City Girls (aka Yung Miami) giving us something equivalent to what you heard from them on “In My Feelings,” and an OG verse by Juvenile that will give you all kinds of nostalgic feels.

I’m not even trying to dance with a chick to this song (I feel like she’ll go crazy as hell on my jojo).

 

OVERALL RATING (4.5/5)


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