Flo Milli Taps Rich Boy & His Hit ‘Throw Some D’s’ For New Freestyle

Flo Milli has interpolated Alabama-born Rich Boy‘s hit 2007 song “Throw Some D’s” for a new freestyle titled “D’s.”

On the infectious cut released Friday (February 16), the “Never Lose Me” MC flips the angle of the song in a way that should be familiar to rap fans, spitting about all the work her man’s gonna pay for on her body — not the body of a car, as in the original.

“He just got another check/ ‘Bout to do my body next/ Throw some D’s on that bitch/ He gon’ do my titties next,” she raps.

In the accompanying visual, Flo recruits Rich Boy to appear. The two Mobile rappers rap along to the song in front of a Caddy. Milli sports a blue bikini and jean shorts. Check out the video below.

The new cut continues a momentous era for the “Conceited” MC. Last month, the aforementioned “Never Lose Me” topped the Billboard TikTok 50 chart.

It ascended to that height in its seventh week in a row on the list.

Late last year, Billboard reported that the Alabama native’s buzzworthy hit had entered its Hot 100 tally less than a month after it was released alongside a Lil Yachty remix. It marked FloMilli’s first ever appearance on the chart.

Just days after the 24-year-old released another remix of the song with Bryson Tiller, the original debuted on the coveted Hot 100 chart at no. 84. The track also made it onto the Hot R&B/Hip Hop Songs and Hot Rap Songs lists.

Soon after the news was revealed, the rapper took to social media and expressed her gratitude by writing: “omggg Flo Millitary thank yall so much for getting me to chart on @billboard twiceee [crying emoji] lets see if we can get “Never Lose Me” to Number 1.”

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Back in 2020, Flo Milli told HipHopDX that she was thrilled that TikTok played such a huge role in making her career “blow up.”

“I love it. Literally, I love TikTok. Blowing up off TikTok is a compliment for me. Like, ‘OK, what? I blew up on TikTok, but you’re sitting at home like a bum.’” Milli said.

“It’s like at the end of the day, I really don’t care, because you’ve got to think about this,” she added. “If people are trying to bring you down about your accomplishments, they’re already below you. Somebody has to be below you to try to bring you down.”