Chris Brown got to know the old Breezy when he dropped “Wobble Up” in April. Thanks to a restless Nicki Minaj eyeing a return to the podium, and G-Eazy eager to do the same, “Wobbled Up” looked as if it was meant to be the transitional club banger the hip-hop establishment needed.
“Wobble Up” re-entered the stream in the video form a little over a month later. In the “Wobble Up,” Nicki and Chris Brown show little sign of a prudent turn for the worst. Especially G-Eazy, who as history would have it, when the conditions are ripe for tipsy conversation, is the most dastardly pick-up artist of the banquet.
Unfortunately, by casting him in a supporting role, Chris Brown foiled the plans of G-Eazy. Every club obviously has a pecking order based on who fits the bill-exercising the highest degree of exposure, rules that certainly do not apply to a living monarch like Nicki Minaj. The gaze of Breezy is far less consuming than that of Nicki, yet he himself does not know it. Watch as he poses a Vagos member picked up for the camera in a yellow bandana. I don’t know what else to say if that doesn’t attract you?
