Guapdad 4000 Recruits Denzel Curry for "Lil Scammer That Could"
Accompanied by bass-heavy, pulsing production.
Following his “Trade Places With Them Jeans” video, Guapdad 4000 has rejoined his frequent producer James Delgado for the throbbing “Lil Scammer That Could.” Complete with a fierce Denzel Curry verse, the track is a paean to success and the endless grind.
Positing himself as the eponymous “Lil Scammer That Could,” Guapdad delivers a series of lively self-aware lines (“I flexed on them / rub it in like ointment,” “My ego enormous”) in between a suitably forward-looking hook: “Money talk, so you not speakin’ bands / Take over the world, ’cause I think I can.” A wandering piano line wavers throughout the production, anchored by stuttering hi-hats and a thick triplet of bass hits, occasionally pitched up to shift the tone.
Two-thirds of the way through the song, Curry delivers a standout feature, switching flows as he touches on future goals (“F*uck diamonds and pearls / I want all the coal and all the clams”) and nods to Mac Dre.
Watch the lyric video for “Lil Scammer That Could” above.
Most recently, Guapdad 4000 joined his Dreamville partners for the “Don’t Hit Me Right Now” music video.
