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Kirko Bangz

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Work Sumn (feat. Tory Lanez and Jacquees) Kirko Bangz, Jacquees, Tory Lanez 03:33
Drank in My Cup Kirko Bangz 03:52
Date Night (Same Time) [feat. Chris Brown] Kirko Bangz, Chris Brown 03:46
Hoe Kirko Bangz, YG, Yo Gotti 03:32
Worry Bout It (feat. Fetty Wap) Kirko Bangz, Fetty Wap 03:34
Rain Down (feat. Ken Randle) Kirko Bangz, Ken Randle 04:16
Touch The Sky Kirko Bangz 03:51
That Pole Kirko Bangz 03:45
What Yo Name Iz? (feat. Wale, Big Sean and Bun B) Kirko Bangz, Big Sean, Bun B, Wale 04:18
Play Me Kirko Bangz 03:06

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Forget Me Not

by Kirko Bangz

09/09/2023

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The American rapper Kirko Bangz was born Kirk Randle in 1989 and raised in Houston, Texas. He was brought up by his mother, with the difficulties she experienced as a single parent providing the inspiration for much of Randle's early material. After graduating from high school he studied communications at the Texan university of Prairie View. The university has historically had a predominately black student intake and whilst he attended classes Randle immersed himself in the university's rich musical culture. It was here that Randle met fellow student D Will who was later to become his manager.

After a mixtape followed by a couple of singles he released 'Drink in My Cup' which originally scraped into Billboard's Hot 100 at number 96. The song has been the subject of numerous remixes featuring artists such as J. Cole, 2 Chainz, Tyga, Bow Wow, Kid Ink and Trey Songz, eventually re-entering the charts at number 28 in the Hot 100 and topping the Hot Rap Songs Chart. After originally signing to Atlantic Records, Randle subsequently moved to 300 Entertainment where he joined a diverse roster of other hip-hop and rap artists.