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Chicago’s Queen Key has never lacked confidence. And despite some social media drama and naysayers over the years, she’s never stopped talking her shit and perfecting her craft. On “Got Me Fucced Up,” Key delivers brash and boastful bars reminiscent of when she first dropped in 2015. She addresses a slew of people who clearly don’t know who she is and what she’s about, but she makes it plain and simple: “If anybody came to play, we came to send it up/We here to max a nigga out and that’s the minimum,” she warns.
With artists releasing songs at a fast and furious pace, it’s difficult for the average hip-hop head to keep track of it all—no matter how tapped in they are. That’s why we created The Ones, a daily post to highlight the song you need to hear.
Check out previous Ones, and listen to new rap from Queen Key and more on our Spotify playlist.
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