Benny The Butcher, Che Noir & Klass Murda Keep It 100 In “Love Left”


Benny The Butcher, Che Noir, and Klass Murda spill their hearts out like never before in “Love Left.”

Honestly, when it comes to street wisdom, I’m all ears whenever Benny The Butcher and his collaborators drop knowledge. “Love Left,” a track featuring Benny and some of his homies, has just been released, and true to form, it’s packed with passion and street authenticity.

I grew up on mafioso rap, so I appreciate the Godfather-esque raps presented in “Love Left.” Specifically, I value how Benny, Che, and Klass fearlessly address topics such as loyalty, snitches, street codes, and love in the song. I also appreciate the sly-ass style that Benny The Butcher brings, the hard-hitting approach from Che, and the grungy style displayed by Klass Murda. S**t, after hearing this joint, I might even press play on that Griselda movie.

Listen to “Love Left” below.



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