ONEFOUR - Celly Intro

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{Intro: Telephone operator}
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{Verse: Celly}
Ayy
Ayy, lad, I'm takin' you back to the hood
Ooh, how much I miss it
Long neck when I'm reminiscin'
Two long ones when I miss youse kitchens
And I'm tryin' to make a bundle with stack
Trapper that with Caesar
And H keep tickin' and flippin'
The same thing stuck in the freezer
Task force wakin' me up in my bedroom
Face to face, they tellin' me I'm next soon
It's no comin' for my adlays
I ain't givin' up names like Guess Who?
'Cause it's back to back with my brothers
We don't stash the cash with these others
Ace boogie seventy hoodlum
Pack the trap with these uppers
The devil's got me in the palm of his hand
Don't worry, leaving is still part of the plan
I love you, my fam, as hard as I can
My past keeps making me start it again
The devil's got me in the palm of his hand
Don't worry, leaving is still part of the plan
I love you, my fam, as hard as I can
My past keeps making me start it again

Release Date: November 13, 2020

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OneFour are a young, energetic Australian drill group based in Mount Druitt (2770) Western Sydney, NF14.

They received positive acclaim when their song “The Message” began to gain traction in the UK and around the world. The group’s notoriety grew when, in July 2019, Vice Media published a documentary surrounding OneFour and the rise of Australian drill.

Their next big move came in the form of featuring on a remix for Burner’s “Maddest of the Maddest” track alongside established UK rappers like AM and Tiny Boost.

As of late, their most prolific collaborations have been with Harlem’s own A$AP Ferg, who jumped on their 2020 single “Say It Again” and granted the collective a guest spot on the track “Aussie Freaks” from his 2020 project Floor Seats II alongside NY drill leader Fivio Foreign.

OneFour’s music is said to be ‘violent,’ which has led to many interference by the NSW Police. The police have gone as far as to stop OneFours national tour and stop their manager from interacting with the group. This has many news outlets comparing them with the 1980’s, Compton based rap group N.W.A.