August 10, 2020

Queen Key unleashes “Your Highness 3” album

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Queen Key’s third installment of her Your Highness trilogy, Your Highness 3, is streaming on all digital platforms now.

“Queen shit bitch!” Queen Key has officially released her highly-anticipatednew project, Your Highness 3. While the Chicago native may have her handsfull being a mother to her three triplets (@keyplusthree), her love for musichas reached even greater heights, proving over and over again exactly whyshe’s the Queen of this rap game.

Clocking in at 25 tracks, Your Highness 3 reels in all-star guest appearancesfrom fellow Chicago natives G Herbo and Polo G, Yung Baby Tate, Tay Money,Kidd Kenn, and Lil Zay Osama. Serving as the third installment to her YourHighness series which came into fruition in 2017, the album is spearheaded bylead singles “Too Hot” and “Don’t Save Him,” featuring her BFF India.

To coincide with the album release, Queen also releases the official musicvideo for “What I Do.”

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