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Lil Uzi Vert Joins Ken Carson and Destroy Lonely on “Like This”

The song is taken from Ken Carson's new album 'A Great Chaos,' out today.

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Lil Uzi Vert links up with Opium artists Ken Carson and Destroy Lonely on “Like This,” out today.

The Semsi-produced track, taken from Carson’s just-released album A Great Chaos, opens with Uzi introducing the central question repeated with variations in the chorus: “Why my jeans fit like this?”

From there, Carson takes the first verse—including the sure-to-be-quoted line “I’m fucking on a MILF right now, I’m a motherfucker”—before Uzi makes their return. Deeper into the track, Uzi jokingly imagines a transactional scenario in which they would “let my white bitch say, 'n***a.'"

Later, the currently-on-tour rock band KISS gets a mention. Hear the full track below. Carson’s A Great Chaos is out now.

Back in May, Ken Carson and Destroy Lonely stopped by Complex's GOAT Talk show. In case you missed it, catch it here and/or below.

Uzi’s appearance on the new song with Carson and Lonely follows the recent rollout of their “NFL (Never Fall in Luv)” track and Be El Be-directed video. Be El Be previously worked with Uzi on the creative direction behind the Young Thug-tributing cover art for Barter 16, unveiled back in August. At the time of this writing, it was unclear when fans could expect that project to arrive.

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