2 Chainz x Lil Yachty Link Up on "Sista Wives"
A high-octane two-and-a-half-minute offering, 'Sista Wives' is a masterful display of the effortless chemistry between the two rappers.
Boat kicks it off strong, spitting 'Just because your friends hit it, don't think that y'all sister wives (Yeah) / All alone, walkin' through New York with three throwin' knives / Outside, rarely do I hide, I just know my role / One bullet, sent him to a dream, feel like Jermaine Cole (Damn).'
He hands it off seamlessly to 2 Chainz for the second verse, asserting a sharp stack of bars, starting off with 'Foreign car, talkin' to my watch just like Michael Knight / Boxer shorts smell like Baccarat, known to pop a lot (Pop it) / All my cars orange, you can't miss 'em in the parking lot' and only heating up from there.
The track also arrives in tandem with its official music video, a stripped-down yet still striking visual. Shaded in a black-and-white colorway, the minimalistic visual component sees the two rappers vibing to the track in spotlit room.
Stream 'Sista Wives' on all streaming platforms now and stream the full video in the gallery above. Stay tuned to Hypebeast as more information on 2 Chainz'sRed Clayis revealed.
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