Usher Links Up With 21 Savage & Summer Walker For “Good Good”

Good Good

Usher


Usher gotta win comeback player of the year.

For black people worldwide, there are three events you need to go to before you die: The Super Bowl, The Essence Music Festival, and Usher’s Las Vegas Residency. Seriously, every single black person I know says they’ve either gone to or want to go to the latter. Aside from that, some crazy s**t has been happening at Usher’s shows lately, so it’s been on our minds. Taking advantage of his popularity surge, Usher released a new single called “Good Good” with Summer Walker and 21 Savage.

“Good Good” is powered by a babymaking, uptempo R&B beat with these amazing synths and random-ass sirens. Over it, Usher and Summer Walker go back and forth on some passive-aggressive, I wish my ex well s**t. Both of their vocal performances come across as truly impressive; Summer puts in effort as if it were game 7.

Thankfully, 21 Savage actually raps in “Good Good.” In his lone verse on the song, he uses a laidback delivery to also wish his ex well. Surprisingly, he sounds the nicest out of the three artists. 21 legit sounds like he’s ready to be his ex’s Task Rabbit.


 


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