Hear NBA YoungBoy’s New Single Celebrating Super Bowl LVI
The rapper says even more music is on the way.
Yesterday’s Super Bowl LVI halftime show was centered around hip-hop, with performances from Dr. Dre, Snoop Dogg, Kendrick Lamar, Eminem, 50 Cent and Mary J. Blige. Now, another rapper is paying tribute to the big game.
NBA YoungBoy has released a new single called “SuperBowl,” using the event as a metaphor for the love he feels for a woman. He drops bars on how he “should buy a wedding ring” and that despite tough times, she’s able to withstand it “like a soldier.”
“Having you make me feel like I won the Super Bowl,” he raps.
The new track arrives less than a month after the Baton Rouge rapper’s Colors mixtape. In the description of the song on YouTube, he hinted that more music, and perhaps a full-length project, will be in fans’ hands sometime soon.
“I’m stalling into the album (get ready),” NBA YoungBoy wrote. “I’m gone keep dropping.”
Stream NBA YoungBoy’s “SuperBowl” now.
In other music news, Vince Staples dropped the new track “Magic” with Mustard.
