Lil Baby Has “Sum 2 Prove” With New Single

Rating: 4 out of 5.

Lil Baby has been on some grown-man s**t as of late.

Lil Baby is gearing up to release his highly anticipated new album titled My Turn. Expect nothing but bangers, bangers, and more bangers. To give us a taste of what’s to come, Baby has dropped a new single from the upcoming project titled “Sum 2 Prove.”

“Sum 2 Prove” is riveting as hell. Powered by a dramatic trap beat with hella bass, Lil Baby delivers bars about making generational money, feeling paranoid, turning concerts out, and striving for greatness:

Know this money bring envy, you prolly won’t be me
But bro, we can’t beef ’bout no small shit
Oversea got the crowd doin’ moshpits
Can’t believe that I’m still in apartments
Business man, went an got me an office
Million dollar deals, I get ’em often
Me and Dolla was servin’ on Spar Street
How legit, he gon’ stay with that chopsticks
I got robbed, that shit made me a monster

Kudos To Genius!

Lil Baby spits his bars so relentlessly on “Sum 2 Prove” that it takes some time to grasp everything he’s saying fully. Once you do, I guarantee you’ll put respect on his name (if you haven’t already).

Give “Sum 2 Prove” a shot below.


 


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