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Bas Calls On J. Cole & Lil TJay For “The Jackie”

THE JACKIE

Bas, J. Cole & Lil TJay

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Finally, folks are putting respect on Jackie Chan’s name!

A couple of weeks ago, I saw a picture with Bas, J. Cole, and Lil Tjay. Little did I know that the three rappers were cooking something up. Well, what they ended up cooking up is “The Jackie,” a track that features some very interesting vibes.

 

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If I were to guess, “The Jackie” will be played in day parties all over the United States of America. The song boasts club vibes but very soft club vibes. As for the three rappers, they definitely do their thing on the track. Cole hits us with infectious melodies and semi-aggressive lyrics, Bas hits us with a verse that straddles the line between trill and sleek, and Tjay hits us with a verse that is definitely tougher than his costars’ verses.

This is an unbelievably random song.

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