Chris Brown Gets With Joyner Lucas For another Single: "I Don't Die"

Chris Brown Appeals again to Joyner Lucas for a New Title "I dont die"
Indeed, Chris and Joyner are now collaborators since it's the second time they've been working on a song in less than two months.

The first collaboration they had unveiled entitled "Stranger Things" had been well appreciated by the public. Now, the two artists are back with a Rap title "I dont Die" that it is nothing but a small preview of the upcoming album they have in common "Angels and Demons" . Moreover, Joyner is very confident, since he will even compare this album to an opus.
"You ever heard Michael Jackson rap? Lol well Me and @chrisbrown got a lot of heat in the oven. No bullshit tho, breezy mite be my new favorite rapper. "You'll see," he quotes.

Now available on all platforms (itunes, Spotify ....), take the time to listen and let us know your point of view.

 
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