Flo Milli – Fine Ho, Stay

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Artist: Flo Milli

Title: Fine Ho, Stay

Year: 2024

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Tracklist

  • 1. Understand (2:02)
  • 2. New Me (feat. Anycia) (2:53)
  • 3. Got The Juice (1:47)
  • 4. Neva (feat. Monaleo) (2:37)
  • 5. Never Lose Me (feat. SZA & Cardi B) (2:45)
  • 6. Toast (2:30)
  • 7. Can't Stay Mad (2:48)
  • 8. Edible (feat. Gunna) (2:56)
  • 9. Lay Up (2:41)
  • 10. Life Hack (2:21)
  • 11. Clap Sum (1:52)
  • 12. Tell Me What You Want (2:07)
  • 13. Not Sorry (1:52)
  • 14. Never Lose Me (2:05)

Review

Alright, let’s talk about Flo Milli’s third studio drop, "Fine Ho, Stay". Released in 2024, this album seals the deal on her "Ho" trilogy, which she kicked off with her debut mixtape "Ho, Why Is You Here?" in 2020, followed by her first album "You Still Here, Ho?" in 2022. Partnering up with producer Young Fyre, Flo Milli brought together this electric collection in just one night, taking her vibrant sound to a whole new level. What’s really dope about this album is how it merges all her alter egos - Florence Millon, Floski, Flo Jo, and Dirty Floana - adding that personal twist that fans vibe with.

Flo Milli had the hype real on social media before the album dropped, teasing fans with snippets and visuals. When the album artwork hit on October 24, anticipation skyrocketed up until the release on March 15. "Fine Ho, Stay" features a rebranded "Never Lose Me" with SZA and Cardi B, setting the scene on fire. Peaking at #54 on the Billboard 200, this 14-track album, with bangers like "Understand", "New Me" featuring Anycia, and "Got The Juice", proves Flo Milli's consistent ability to drop fun, energetic, and confident bars. She might be underrated, but her projects always hit, and "Fine Ho, Stay" is no different. - Jayden

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