Ever since I began my journey at Delta last year, I started noticing how much it is loved by an assortment of rappers. I initially was pleasantly surprised when Portland’s own Aminé gave the thriving airline a huge shout out in his Limbo standout cut entitled, “Shimmy,” where he unapologetically stated: “just ‘cause you bought that vintage Margiela/ don’t change your flight from Spirit to Delta.” The latest potent lyricist that has decided to totally sh*t on Spirit Airlines, and big up the Ed Bastian-led company is Jack Harlow.

Found in the Louisville-hailing spitter’s stellar debut album That’s What They All Say, “21C / Delta” deals with Harlow’s romantic encounters. In Delta, specifically, Jack witfully compares his b- *coughs* fine specimen of a woman *coughs* to, yes you guessed it, Delta Airlines. “She ain’t flying in Spirit, she’s a Delta b*tch not the kind with the pyramids,” he playfully raps. I don’t know what it is, but Spirit has to step its flying game up (saw what I did there?).

Speaking of traveling, shout out to all my peeps who’ve stopped me at Terminal 4 in JFK. It’s always a pleasure talking to y’all even if it’s just for a minute. Shoot, let’s get some pics going so I can start the airline version of my Bape couch pics series. Let’s call it: #FlyingWithFrendy (haha).

In any case, listen to Jack Harlow’s “21C / Delta” track below. Make sure you check out the remainder of his album as well—you won’t be disappointed.

“Just ‘cause you bought that vintage Margiela / Don’t change your flight from Spirit to Delta.” Wooo! This has to be the hottest bar of 2020 thus far. Alright, alright maybe I’m a little biased since I actually work for the more prominent airline, but you’ve got to admit, it’s hard.

The aforementioned lyrics are from Aminé’s first loosie of the decade, rightfully titled, “Shimmy.” The potent Portland spitter has all the power to do his little dance because this marks his comeback to music after a nearly two-year hiatus! Co-produced by a slew of scorching maestros (Nik D, OZ, Pasqué, Maneesh, Vinylz and Boi-1da), the boisterous track features Aminé shitting on his contemporaries, flexing his impeccable rapping ability and affluence.

“Shimmy,” is inspired by Ol’ Dirty Bastard’s (RIP) 1995 mega-hit “Shimmy Shimmy Ya.” Hopefully we’ll hear more heat rock from Aminé later this year. For now, check out the music video below: