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Rob Run Corleone says "Thank U" with new street anthem

  • March 3, 2023
  • Josh Loewen
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Rob Run Corleone is a rising star in the rap scene, known for his hard-hitting trap beats and gritty lyrics. Rob's previous single, "Ate The Drip" hit iTunes top 100 charts, proving that he is in fact an artist to watch, not to mention his impressive catalog of collaborations – including Rick Ross and Sean Kingston. Signed to Empire and Onerpm, Rob Run Corleone is dedicated to his craft, consistently putting out heat.

Rob Run Corleone's most recent single, "Thank U", released on February 5, 2023. When asked about the song, Rob said his goal was to make "A street anthem that pays tribute to the people who have helped me along the way. It's a song about gratitude and loyalty, and it features references to El Chapo, who I had the privilege of working with while incarcerated at Yazoo City Federal Correctional Institute. I also wanted to bring in Rahli, who is a talented artist and a member of the BMF family, to add another layer of authenticity to the track." "Thank U" is indeed an anthem, with catchy tones and well-constructed lyricism. But it doesn't end there. Rob has so much more in store, so whether you're a pre-existing fan or a newcomer, keep your eyes peeled for his next release.

Connect with Rob Run Corleone: Apple Music | Spotify

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