Currensy Explains Rap Economics in “Supply and Demand” Video

Curren$y never keeps his fans without something new for too long. After dropping a duo of videos earlier this week in "Enter and "Kilo Jam" he returns with the visual for the track "Supply and Demand."

Spitta dropped the audio to the song three weeks ago and follows up with a chill treatment for the track. The NOLA MC finds himself posted up at the crib rolling and smoking some fatty Raw cones with his peoples. Later, he shows off his colorful custom car collection in his driveway while in the company of a sexy young woman.

“They getting impatient baby/And they say they can’t take the pain/I just dropped a batch last month/They want me to come back again/See it’s called supply and demand/Underground, I am the man/Mainstream, they not like me/But I catch big stunts on them,” he raps over YoungStarr production.

"Supply and Demand" is off Curren$y's recently released The Legend of Harvard Blue mixtape. On the new project, Spitta offers up eight brand new tracks with no feature appearances. The majority of the production was handled by frequent collaborators Cookin Soul.

The Jet Life stoner has released a new project every month of the year in 2016 and doesn't look like he intends to slow down. Does he have yet another collection of new songs to offer up to fans coming in the month of June? That would all but match the magical mixtape run he had in 2008. Stay tuned.

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