Bossman Dlow Drops “Hit” Featuring Gucci Mane

Bossman Dlow is back, and he’s not playing around. Fresh off the hype of his spring Dlow Tour, the Florida rapper just dropped a new banger, “Hit,” and this time, he’s got heavyweight backup. That’s right. Gucci Mane himself joins in to co-sign Dlow’s fast-rising star power.

This collaboration feels like a major moment. Dlow, who was named a 2024 XXL Freshman after riding the viral success of his TikTok-smash “Get In With Me,” is riding a serious wave. And now, with Gucci onboard, he’s stepping into a whole new league.

What Makes “Hit” Stand Out From the Rest?

Let’s talk about the vibe. “Hit” isn’t just another flashy rap video with money and flexing for the camera. Okay, yes, there’s plenty of cash, but Dlow and Gucci switch it up. Instead of robbing the bank like most rappers do in their visuals, they own the bank. And that bank? It doubles as a strip club during business hours. Sounds wild? It is. But it totally fits the Dlow aesthetic.

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The concept is clever. Customers walk in trying to get cash, but Dlow and Gucci aren’t about to hand it out. Not when they’re busy running the show and stacking up. Dlow drives the point home with one of the catchiest lines in the track:
“You broke, boy, ain’t got no business over here!”

It’s brash. It’s confident. It’s exactly what fans have come to expect from the young Florida rapper.

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Is This the Start of a Bigger Rollout?

Here’s what we’re all wondering now: Is “Hit” just a standalone single, or is it the first tease from a bigger project? Dlow’s debut album Dlow Curry dropped back in December, and while fans are still spinning it, everyone’s hungry for more.

Whether “Hit” is a preview of a deluxe edition or the beginning of Album 2, one thing is clear. Bossman Dlow is no fluke. He’s showing us he’s here to stay, and with a Gucci Mane co-sign in his pocket, he might just be the next Southern star to go national.

You can check out the “Hit” music video online now, and trust us, it’s worth the watch. Big energy. Bigger visuals. And two rappers making it very clear who’s in charge.

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