Lil Durk, Latto & Don Tolliver Drive In The “Fast Lane” On New Single

FAST LANE

Lil Durk, Latto, and Don Tolliver

RGM RATING (????)


I just found out that Vin Diesel and his crew fight space aliens in F9.

The very last Fast & Furious movie that I watched was Fast & Furious 3 with Bow Wow, so that should tell you how far removed I am from the movie franchise. However, what I have heard is a bunch of Fast & Furious soundtracks in the last couple of years. Based on a few singles that I’ve heard from the F9 soundtrack (Including “Fast Lane”), I am confident in saying that this might be one of the franchise’s best soundtracks.

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The beat that powers “Fast Lane” lazily flips Big Tymers’ classic “Still Fly” beat. Over the beat, Don Toliver drops a hook that switches between smooth and boisterous, Latto hits us with a verse that will convince you that she’s one of the sliest chicks in the game, and Lil Durk hits us with a verse that has him sounding a lot like Roddy Ricch (Remember the days we used to think that Roddy sounded like Durk? Those days are long gone).

I take what I said in the first paragraph back, this song is dull.


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