On Backseat, Zilla Oaks’ first release bar his offerings on Apex Village’s eponymous project, the Abuja rapper sticks the same braggadocious brand of music he’s become synonymous with thanks to contributions like Fendi and Outta Yo Mind.
Backed up by a trap leaning beat with a dominance of drums, Zilla Oaks and Straffiti touch on getting rid of their detractors and chart their relationships with the women, particularly highlighting an experience that takes place in the back seat of a car.
Ultimately, Backseat tells a story most who fall under the millennial and generation z demographic have related to at some point.