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Lil Wayne And Jhené Aiko Join Big Sean On 'Beware'

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Big Sean links up singer Jhené Aiko and Lil Wayne on “Beware,” the latest single off of his upcoming sophomore album Hall of Fame.

Produced by Key Wane, “Beware” explores about the ups and downs of a relationship, as Big Sean takes fans on an emotional roller coaster with his love interest. According to the G.O.O.D. Music MC, the late nights, groupies, and cheating are an easy recipe for a broken heart. “I should’ve seen this coming right from the start. You should beware, beware, beware of a woman with a broken heart,” sings  Sean and Jhené Aiko on the catchy hook.

Lil Wayne also appears on the record with a couple bars of his own in the third verse. Hall of Fame is due on August 27 and is set to feature Nas, Miguel and maybe even Eminem, in addition to Wayne and Jhené.

 



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