Shortly after the release of his stupendous 2018 extended play, Infinity Boy, Oliver Francis has continued to set free newly flourishing tracks. While “Morrissey” contains an almost nostalgic, Chlorine like sound, “9,000” is a sampled infused bar delivery. With “Windows Down”, Francis comes full circle thriving upon his premiere swank filled rhymes.
While the music video begins with a bass building introduction, the song drops into an amazingly focused, flash happy Francis hook:
Ridin round, with the windows down // Got me feelin too breezy // Burned out // Yeah we smellin like loud // Made this shit look easy, yeah // Boy I just stacked me a milli // I stack my guap to the ceiling // Broke boy don’t act like you feel me // Broke boy don’t act like you feel me
Throughout the verse from the Hilfiger draped Francis, Francis highlights his recent interactions with women. Francis writes that while both he and any girl can leave at any time, he can see them in the passenger side of his six speed or even back at his place to vibe.
Transitioning back into the chorus, Big Baby Scumbag makes his debut entrance with an enthusiastic ad lib (“Yeah!”) signifying the beginning of his verse. While the verse has many extravagant flex music lines, some of the most impactful include:
You a tadpole // In this shark tank // Treat every day // Like my last day // On a Friday // On the highway // Sip Grey Goose // No Bombay // In a Cadillac // Sitting sideways, lil bitch! //
“Windows Down” is one of two collaborations between both Oliver Francis and Big Baby Scumbag, and ultimately demands another follow up. The cohesion between both artists fits perfectly together, whether it’s the contrasting vocal performances or perfect unifying lyrical abilities. While the visual was shot by both Artipoli and Pablo Vasquez, the video overall drives the theory further that Francis and camp are more than happy to stand side by side with the Big Baby entourage.
While Big Baby Scumbag is still riding off of the success of his fantastic NASCAR inspired track “Dale Earnhardt”, Oliver has been producing five beats a day to culminate together a new album. And as hopeful fans are eager to hear another Big Baby collaboration, the new Oliver Francis project is set to drop sometime later this year.