Bryson Tiller is back with another sensual anthem in the form of his latest single, ‘Drop The Lo.’ The name is short for the phrase “drop the location,” and is a flirty track with ample wordplay based seduction.
Bryson speaks to his muse saying he has plans to make her his, and would pull up if he’s called over — all he needs is the location. At the same time, he’s doing it on the low. Short and bound to work a charm in a club setting, the groove is as much dance and drill as it is RnB.
The cover is a low effort portrayal of a chat screen where Bryson is texting someone asking for a location in Miami. But the minimalism in the artwork serves its purpose beautifully without complicating the visual appeal with unnecessary embellishments. One look, and you know exactly what the song will be about. Check it out below!
