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Rich The Kid Unites His Rich Forever Crew For “Party Bus”

 

“Party Bus” or “Short Bus?”

Rich The Kid has recruited a pretty dynamic group of rappers for Rich Forever. Two of them, Jay Critch and Famous Dex, decided to join him on “Party Bus” — a braggadocios banger that features a trill, yet catchy hook by Critch, a mumble-heavy verse by Critch, a bossed up verse by Rich, and a God-awful/whatever the hell you want to call it performance by Famous Dex. When you combine all four aspects together, what you get is a forgettable song that I wish I didnt press play on.

Talent is such an underrated word…

 

OVERALL RATING (2.5/5)

 

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