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Young Stoner Life, Yak Gotti, Yung Kayo & Sheck Wes Join Forces For “GFU”

GFU

Young Stoner Life, Yak Gotti, Yung Kayo & Sheck Wes

OVERALL RATING (??????)

Let me help you save some time here: Young Thug and Gunna AREN’T on this song.

Well, since Young Thug and Gunna aren’t on this song, why don’t we talk about something else? How about Tom Brady? For him to make the super bowl at the age of 43 is hella impressive. I think that one day we should create a statue for hi… OK, OK, I will talk about this damn song for one small-ass paragraph!

“GFU” is erratic as f**k! The song is powered by a beat that sounds like it takes mud baths and listens to nothing but old school Three Six Mafia songs. Over it, Yak Gotti, Yung Kayo, and Sheck Wes brag about getting f**ked up and doing b*tches bad. Personally, I love how the song features a sound that is dirtier than your hoarding-ass aunt’s house.

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This Post Has 3 Comments

  1. David L January 31, 2021 Reply

    Worst track of the year so far.

    1. Quincy January 31, 2021 Reply

      Lmao. Very weird track.

    2. Quincy February 2, 2021 Reply

      Lmao! It wasn’t that bad… Was it ??

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