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Scene from THE FUNCTION music video by Skip Waiters featuring Westside Boogie.
"The Function" by Skip Waiters featuring Westside Boogie (Skip Waiters / YouTube)

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Skip Waiters Enlists Westside Boogie for Latest Single & Video

Earlier this summer, Toronto-born, Brampton-raised artist Skip Waiters teamed up with Westside Boogie for his latest single. To date, the video for the LordQuest-produced “THE FUNCTION” has been viewed over 12K times on YouTube.

“Inspired by the classic summer cookout, ‘The Function’ boasts production by Dart and Grammy-nominated producer LordQuest. In the music video, the Toronto-native takes us through a lavish mansion while flexing his style and flashy grills.” – XMPL

It’s Skip’s fourth official single of 2024, following “8:00AM,” which was released on May 3, “LAST WORDS,” which dropped in March, and the Faiza-assisted “ON MY WAY,” which came out in January. All three received video support which you can find on Skip’s official YouTube channel.

“THE FUNCTION” is available now on Apple Music, Spotify, and various other digital streaming platforms via INSPIRE BLVD.

Stay tuned for more new music from Skip Waiters ad follow him on Instagram @SkipWaiters.

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