Daaaaamn, Peggy - JPEGMAFIA Shares New Track: 'Jesus Forgive Me, I Am A Thot'.

Shenead Poroosotum
Aug 13, 2019
1 min read

Updated: Sep 15, 2019

Keeping true to his outlandish ways, JPEGMAFIA returns with a smooth, quirky track and dabbles into auto-tune in his fresh new single for his upcoming album, the title is currently unknown.

Directed by Andrew Mcglennon, the video captures conflicting feelings and dynamic changes in setting, JPEGMAFIA told Billboard: "I hiked five fucking hours for this shoot. Five. Fucking. Hours. If anybody doesn't like it, then fuck you. I hiked five hours. I don't care,” And in return we are given a stunning scenery, hand in hand with true JPEG-style satirical lyrics.

The Veteran rapper also shared an Instagram video beforehand with Hip Hop trio Injury Reserve. A second collaboration could possibly be on the cards since the group had the rapper feature on their self-titled album in 2019. He's further teased his forthcoming album by adding to the caption: "DISAPPOINTMENT CUMING SOON BB’s TODAY IS JUST THE TIP. 🤤"

Watch the visuals for "Jesus Forgive Me, I Am A Thot" right here:

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