Prior to that, EST Gee released the projects El Toro and Die Bloody in 2019.Īs previously reported by REVOLT, EST Gee is essentially a rose that grew from concrete - in addition to enduring the loss of his mother and brother, he himself also survived both legal challenges and a shooting that left him with a damaged eye.

In addition to I Still Don’t Feel Nun, 2020 also saw that project’s presumed predecessor Ion Feel Nun, a lower profile-yet-still very high quality effort that saw 11 cuts and contributions from Sada Baby, Payroll Giovanni, and Icewear Vezzo. While Gee mobs heavy with his crew, Yo Gotti can be seen showing off his colorful cars while showing support to his collaborator. “I know you heard bout the last n***as played with me, had 2-3 surgeries, the young gangstas can learn from me, the opps dream about burning me, them blocks could go for 33, 43 you wanna eat, you single if I want you bae, yo n***a know what’s up with me/”Ĭourtesy of Diesel Films, the viewer heard into Newburg Park in Louisville, KY, where EST Gee has the whole city out for his music video. The creeping track sees plenty of street talk, a subject that these two are more than well-versed in: This past weekend, the Louisville rapper dropped off a new visual from the project for “Get Money,” which is produced by FOREVEROLLING and features assistance from Memphis frontrunner Yo Gotti. Back in December, EST Gee released his latest project I Still Don’t Feel Nun, a 16-track affair with additional features from Kevin Gates, YFN Lucci, Moneybagg Yo, Jack Harlow, Babyface Ray, and 42 Dugg.

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