Straight out of Batesburg / Leesville, rising indie artist Rello Shawty 2x is making major noise in the streets and the industry. His latest single, “Come Outside” featuring Southern rap legend Pastor Troy, is the kind of record that demands attention — gritty, powerful, and rooted in authenticity.
With raw energy and unapologetic lyrics, “Come Outside” speaks directly to the real — no gimmicks, no fluff, just straight bars and truth. Rello Shawty 2x brings a refreshing hunger to the track, and the presence of Pastor Troy only adds fuel to the fire. The chemistry between the two is undeniable, blending old-school Southern aggression with new-era ambition.
Rello’s buzz isn’t just local — his name is already ringing bells with entertainment labels like Authentic Empire Music Group taking notice. This collaboration marks a major step forward, showing that Rello isn’t here for the moment — he’s here to make a mark.
“Come Outside” is more than just a track — it’s a call to action, a challenge to step up or step aside. With momentum building, a loyal fanbase growing, and industry interest heating up, Rello Shawty 2x is proving he’s next up out the South.
Tap in now — “Come Outside” is available on all platforms. Don’t sleep.
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