Off the heels of hitting 25k on Twitter, X to the V gives back another J.Cole-produced track. This did not make the cut of his recent mixtape, Zero Heroes, but Karen Civil comes through in the clutch.
Right on time, the kid X to the V finally releases his new mixtape. No need to worry about DJ shouts on this one, just features from Pusha T, Donnis and CyHi Da Prynce. Tracklist and download under the cut.
X to the V keeps the limelight on him and releases another track from his upcoming project with some help from Jazmine Sullivan and Sez Batter. Pay attention for Zero Heroes which drops Friday.
[vodpod id=Video.5941310&w=540&h=350&fv=%26rel%3D0%26border%3D0%26] X to the V is currently on his Animal House Tour and last night he stopped at Bourbon Street in Baltimore. GRK BOI was in the audience last night and caught most of his performance where he performed his tracks “Zero Heroes”, “The Flying V” and much more.
X to the V definitely isn’t done with giving us some new music. And today, he releases a track from his upcoming project, #ZeroHeroes which will be dropping on 4-XV-11. (That’s the 15th for you smart dumb cats).
Currently on tour, X to the V goes international and displays his infatuation with the women from across the globe. Sounds pretty groovy.
While out in Vegas for Red Bull weekend, Cons and XV stopped by Hot 97.5 to spit an acapella during Bootleg Kev‘s show. Real spit.
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