2 Chainz & Lil Wayne Reunite For “Presha”

Rating: 4 out of 5.


If I were to guess, “Presha” is the lead single to “Collegrove 2.”

If I had one wish, it would be for Lil Wayne and 2 Chainz to return to their prime. Don’t get me wrong, they can still rap their hearts out; I just think music fans have played and appreciated their work so much that we aren’t as excited to hear their new stuff. With that being said, I believe their upcoming Collegrove 2 album will bring some much-needed nostalgia that we’ll all love. Today, the duo released what I believe is the first single from the project: “Presha.”

I’ve never said this before, but I have to say it now: I think the beat outshines Lil Wayne and 2 Chainz in “Presha.” The song is powered by this booming, flute-driven beat that will whip your speakers and get stuck in your head simultaneously. But don’t sleep on the two rappers; they do shine over the beat. 2 Chainz and Wayne deliver laidback flows, dynamic flows, and comical punchlines covering everything from Devin Booker’s broken nose to whistling like 42 Dugg to women with extra BBLs. All in all, these are the types of charming records that made us fall in love with Wayne and Chainz (pause).

Give “Presha” a shot below.


 


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