Ludacris Drops “Butter.ATL”

Butter.ATL

Ludacris

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Why is Ludacris still rapping?

B*tch, you know why? Because he’s still f**king nice on the mic. While you may love him on Fear Factor and Fast & Furious, I’m cool with him rapping until his flows fall off. Well, based on “Butter.ATL,” his latest single, it’s clear to say that his flows are still intact.

 

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Matter of fact, Ludacris introduces some new flows in “Butter.ATL.” Over this smooth-ass trap beat, the Atlanta rapper plays around with tons of tricky flows, letting us know that we should put Costco-sized amounts of respect on his name whenever we think about him in the process.

While it’s not clear what “Butter.ATL” means in the grand scheme of things, I’ll tell you this: This song makes it abundantly clear that DaBaby is Ludacris reincarnated (Minus all of the cancellations, of course).



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