Lil Durk Says They Are “Monitoring Me”

We’re inching nearer and nearer to a brand new Lil Durk album.

Whether or not you’re a fan of Lil Durk or not, one factor is simple: his skill to generate buzz round his new releases. It looks as if yearly, Durk both reinvents himself or teases some thrilling new components for his upcoming initiatives. This time, two issues actually stand out about his album rollout: the sudden visitor options, together with names like Sabrina Carpenter and Morgan Wallen, and the truth that it’s executive-produced by Rod Wave. If these particulars aren’t sufficient to seize your consideration, his newest single, “Monitoring Me,” simply may.

This observe feels deeply private for Lil Durk. In “Monitoring Me,” Durk takes purpose at Chicago rappers who aren’t current within the metropolis, those that “sing” in court docket greater than Brian McKnight, people who falsely declare to have our bodies, and his direct opps. Sadly, for followers of Autotune Durk, he doesn’t make an look right here. As an alternative, Durk delivers gritty, aggressive verses, sounding like he’s able to threat it throughout minor slights like somebody stepping on his sneakers. Actually, he’s so fired up that he even skips laying down a rattling refrain.

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