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In the current era, visual content has become more popular than ever before. People crave to see every detail of one’s life, from their daily routine to their deepest secrets. However, rapper King Keyis not one of those people. In his latest EP, “Look At It,” he expresses his annoyance with individuals who demand too much information regarding his personal life.
The EP, which is produced by Yung Bala On Da Beat from Dallas, features four tracks that showcase King Key’s unique style and sound. The track that stands out the most is “DUHH,” which features T Kay Barbie from Texarkana and serves as a commentary on oversharing culture.
King Key commences the song with a bold statement that sets the tone for the rest: “I don’t have to explain what I do… DUHH. You don’t have to reveal what you love… DUHH.” He continues to explain that he and his team work tirelessly to achieve their accomplishments, and they do not feel the need to share every aspect of their lives with the world.
The EP is a continuation of King Key’s ascent to stardom. The Austin, Texas native has been making waves in the rap industry since the release of his “GUN OUT” project, which featured Big Jade from Houston. The video for the title track became viral on Facebook, and King Key quickly amassed a following on social media.
He followed that up with a cover of Young Jeezy’s “Tear It Up” called “Thuggin,” which further cemented his position in the rap game. With “Look At It,” King Key continues to demonstrate his dominance.
King Key’s message is straightforward: he does not support the oversharing culture. “Look At It” is a testament to his skills and his refusal to conform to social media norms. Fans can listen to the EP on all streaming platforms or watch the “DUHH” video on YouTube.
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