Anticipate!!!! This one will top your playlist get ready




A promising talant Ezeh Emannuel AKA Skul feez representing basic entertainment limited (BEL) in collaboration with mabis records, is up to something mind blowing and this one he titled HOW CUM?. Prod by Mr brill. be sure of something dope when it is SKUL FEEZ & PASKALIN. ''She no dey come class but still dey get pass'' HOW CUM???? #Adiasindo boi. song droping tomorrow... wake me up for it......

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