TDE Affiliate Devin Malik Drops New Song Following ScHoolboy Q ‘Blue Lips’ Look

TDE
affiliate
Devin
Malik
has
been
experiencing
a
rush
of
success
since
appearing
on

ScHoolboy
Q‘s

Blue
Lips,
and
now
he’s
continuing
his
streak
with
the
release
of
his
new
track,
“Canadian
Tux,”
which
you
can
check
out
below.

Directed
by
Cordell
Jomha,
the
official
video
for
the
song
dropped
on
Friday
(March
29).
In
the
song,
Malik
raps
about
living
the
high
life
and
all
the
spoils
that
come
with
the
territory.

“They
think
this
lifestyle
easy
even
though
they
could
never
just
achieve
it/
Start
to
wonder
why
they
hating,
all
I
had
to
do
was
give
’em
a
reason/
Nowadays,
everyone
changing,
everyone
changing
on
me
like
the
seasons/
If
I
hit
this
ho
she
gon’
tell
—
I
guess
that’s
life
when
you
at
the
Four
Seasons,”
he
raps.

Check
out
the
video
below.

ScHoolboy
Q
recently
released
his
highly
anticipated
sixth
studio
album

Blue
Lips,
which
features
Devin
Malik
on
two
tracks.

Based
on
that, Kendrick
Lamar seems
to
already
be
a
fan
of
the
newcomer’s
work.

Last
week,
Malik,
who
made
cameos
on
“Back
n
Love”
and
“Love
Birds”
on
the
aforementioned
album,
took
to
social
media
to
share
a
series
of
photographs
with
K.Dot
inside
what
appears
to
be
a
studio.

In
the
X,
formerly
known
as
Twitter,
post,
he
wrote,
“i
just
met
kendrick
&
he
told
me
‘u
the
kid
that
went
crazy
on
blue
lips’
?!?!!!”
His
Instagram
collage
of
photos
from
the
same
meeting
was
captioned:
“GOOD
KID
MAAD
TUX.”

Earlier
this
month, ScHoolboy
Q
made
it
clear
that
he
will
never
stop
making
music,
as
he
can’t
even
imagine
his
life
as
anything
but
an
artist.
The
Los
Angeles
rapper
sat
down
for
an
interview
with
Nadeska
in
mid-March,
during
which
he
admitted
that
he
wouldn’t
know
what
to
do
with
himself
were
he
were
forced
to
retire
from
rap.

“I’ll
never
retire
—
never,”
he
began.
“Artists
can’t
retire.
It’s
like,
impossible.
I’m
not
saying
I’m
gonna
be
rappin’
forever,
but
I’ll
never
retire
from
music.
I
just
don’t
see
it.
How
is
that
possible?

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“Snoop’s
still
doin’
it.
Dre’s
still
doin’
it.
Nas’s
still
doin’
it.
Jay’s
still
doin’
it.
Em’s
still
doin’
it.
I’mma
do
it
too.
I
keep
sayin’:
I’m
going
out
like
B.B.
King
[who
performed
until
several
months
before
his
death
at
89].”

He
continued:
“I’m
rappin’
until
I’m
80.
DJ
Premier’s
still
doin’
it.
He’s
in
his
50s.
Rap
is
still
new,
so
we
don’t
have
that
many
80-year-old’s
still
killin’
it.
I’m
gonna
be
80,
still
on
the
mic,
crackin’.

“I’ma
be
doing
this
shit
forever.
I
don’t
ever
plan
on
stopping.
‘Cause
this
is
all
I
got.
This
is
the
way
I
express
myself.
I
don’t
need
a
therapist,
I
got
a
microphone.”