Kidd Kidd drops “2 Dates,” a hard-hitting track that cuts straight to the heart of loyalty, betrayal, and navigating life in the streets of New Orleans. With sharp lyricism and candid storytelling, Kidd Kidd exposes the challenges of trust, love, and survival.
Behind the Song:
In “2 Dates,” Kidd Kidd reflects on the complexities of relationships and the harsh realities of life. He observes, “If you hate me that much, why you still come around / She only love me when I dick her down / These bitches never who they say they is, they two-faced / Alot of these niggas ain’t no kinda real, they too fake,” highlighting how false loyalty and deception are common in his environment.
The track also explores the fleeting nature of promises: “How can I be sad with all these blue faces / I get uncomfortable around these new faces / All that they promised, in life is two dates / Your death and your birthday.” Kidd Kidd balances reflection and street wisdom, showing that survival is about observing people carefully and trusting actions over words.
Musically, “2 Dates” combines a moody, hard-hitting production with melodic undertones, giving the song an introspective yet energetic feel. It’s a record built for fans who appreciate honesty, grit, and storytelling rooted in real experiences.
Official Music Video & Exclusive Content:
The official music video for “2 Dates” brings Kidd Kidd’s storytelling to life, visualizing the emotions, betrayals, and life lessons expressed in the lyrics. Subscribers to the Reallionaire Records newsletter can expect behind-the-scenes content, exclusive footage, and additional insights into the making of the video.
Listen Now:
“2 Dates” is streaming on Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube, Amazon Music, and all major platforms.
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