In today’s world, people are more interested in visuals than ever before. They want to see every aspect of your life, from your morning routine to your deepest secrets. But the rapper King’s Key is not here for that. In his latest EP,look at thishe expresses his frustration with people who want to know too much about his personal life.
The EP, produced by Dallas’ Yung Bala On Da Beat, features four tracks that showcase King Key’s unique style and sound. The standout track, “DUHH,” features Texarkana artist T Kay Barbie and is a commentary on the culture of oversharing.
King Key begins the song with a bold statement: “I don’t have to say what I do… DUHH. You don’t have to say what you like.. DUHH. He goes on to explain that he and his team work hard to earn their success and they don’t feel the need to share every detail of their lives with the world.
The EP is a continuation of the rise of King Key. The Austin, Texas native has been making waves in the rap scene since the release of his “GUN OUT” project, which featured an appearance by Houston star Big Jade. The title track’s video went viral on Facebook and King Key quickly gained popularity on social media.
He followed that up with a cover of Young Jeezy’s”Ripcalled “Thuggin,” which further cemented his place in the rap game. With “Look At It”, King Key continues to prove he is a force to be reckoned with.
King Key’s message is clear: he’s not here for the culture of oversharing. “Look At It” is a testament to his talent and his refusal to conform to social media norms. Fans can listen to the EP on all streaming platforms, or watch the video for “DUHH” on YouTube.
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