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Zeddy Will features and spits searing fire, taking us back to 2000s-era R&B

From start to finish, JayDon and Zeddy Will bring the heat on a sure-fire classic with a well-earned five-star slammer. The duo team up to summon the spirit of an early 2000s sound, replete with rhyme and reason to do it.

Quietly dropping music of mass destruction, it’s time we all bopped our heads to such a searing song of R&B genius.

Boujee Baby Sounds Like 2000s

Jay simmers in a huge way, bringing colossal vibes from a time long gone. But it’s his naturally occurring rhythm that makes it fun-loving music with purpose.

The 2000s had so much going for it; chock-full of sonically infectious motifs, R&B collided with a pinch of pop to ignite some of the most explosive dance choreography to ever take shape.

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This added to the pageantry and brand it effused and is exactly what’s happening with Boujee Baby. However, it also carries another crucial element that made the era so good.

Zeddy own component makes the recipe, with a dash of phonically exciting rap language made for the track. Dare I say, he’s knows exactly what hip-hop is?With a cadence of mind-blowing deliveries tailored to the song, it’s the complete product — with both smoke and fire.

With every breath and verse, the team rehearses and dispatches an incredible body of work. From its cinematic music video emulation of the time, to their own identity markers, what’s not to like?

The Verdict

This is as good as it gets; lit by a sonic boom of punishing performance, JayDon and Zeddy Will are doing it with style.

With production handled by the talented Blaq Tuxedo, it’s a well-constructed and carefully brooded composition filled with both delight and fury. With talent like this waiting in the wings, it’s a bizarre time to be alive.

How to Hear it

You can watch the video on YouTube (above), and stream the song via major platforms, including YouTube Music, Apple, and Spotify.