Chow Lee
PLEASE BEHAVE
Album · Hip-Hop/Rap · 2026 · TC Music LLC / EMPIRE
Having helped lay the foundations for what became known as sexy drill, Chow Lee became one of the subgenre’s most visible figures alongside his repeat collaborator Cash Cobain. With solo outings HOURS AFTER THE CLUB and SEX DRIVE, the Long Island native further augmented his sound while maintaining a primary focus on inherently erotic subject matter.
On PLEASE BEHAVE, he’s no less lascivious than on those prior releases, his songs frequently fixated on executing pleasure principles. He expresses near-surprise at the lust-driven direction his life has taken on “push your luck!” and proceeds to gas himself up for the baddest of baddies on “W2M.” Whether conjuring a Peabo Bryson classic for the insistent and accusatory “bbygirl” or doling out compliments and promises on the flirtatious “superlady! (My lil yup),” he brings along a melodic cushion to consistently soften his perpetual bluntness.
His fellow raunch ambassador Bay Swag adds to the nasty business of “EW,” while DJ Whoo Kid offers ad-lib encouragement on the effortlessly explicit “alexis.” Arguably bound to turn more heads than any other collab here, “cup fulla” with Wiz Khalifa slides between the club and the bedroom with an added dose of 420-friendly hedonism, though Honey Bxby’s presence benefits “flirtin & hurtin” with a rare female POV to counter Lee’s hypermasculine one.
Our Favorite Track: Of the two credited Cash Cobain team-ups, “2C” just slightly edges out “giver!” with its narcotized themes and the hook’s overt nod to Boosie Badazz’s infamous lockdown-era social media moment.
On PLEASE BEHAVE, he’s no less lascivious than on those prior releases, his songs frequently fixated on executing pleasure principles. He expresses near-surprise at the lust-driven direction his life has taken on “push your luck!” and proceeds to gas himself up for the baddest of baddies on “W2M.” Whether conjuring a Peabo Bryson classic for the insistent and accusatory “bbygirl” or doling out compliments and promises on the flirtatious “superlady! (My lil yup),” he brings along a melodic cushion to consistently soften his perpetual bluntness.
His fellow raunch ambassador Bay Swag adds to the nasty business of “EW,” while DJ Whoo Kid offers ad-lib encouragement on the effortlessly explicit “alexis.” Arguably bound to turn more heads than any other collab here, “cup fulla” with Wiz Khalifa slides between the club and the bedroom with an added dose of 420-friendly hedonism, though Honey Bxby’s presence benefits “flirtin & hurtin” with a rare female POV to counter Lee’s hypermasculine one.
Our Favorite Track: Of the two credited Cash Cobain team-ups, “2C” just slightly edges out “giver!” with its narcotized themes and the hook’s overt nod to Boosie Badazz’s infamous lockdown-era social media moment.
PLEASE BEHAVE
Chow Lee
Having helped lay the foundations for what became known as sexy drill, Chow Lee became one of the subgenre’s most visible figures alongside his repeat collaborator Cash Cobain. With solo outings HOURS AFTER THE CLUB and SEX DRIVE, the Long Island native further augmented his sound while maintaining a primary focus on inherently erotic subject matter.
On PLEASE BEHAVE, he’s no less lascivious than on those prior releases, his songs frequently fixated on executing pleasure principles. He expresses near-surprise at the lust-driven direction his life has taken on “push your luck!” and proceeds to gas himself up for the baddest of baddies on “W2M.” Whether conjuring a Peabo Bryson classic for the insistent and accusatory “bbygirl” or doling out compliments and promises on the flirtatious “superlady! (My lil yup),” he brings along a melodic cushion to consistently soften his perpetual bluntness.
His fellow raunch ambassador Bay Swag adds to the nasty business of “EW,” while DJ Whoo Kid offers ad-lib encouragement on the effortlessly explicit “alexis.” Arguably bound to turn more heads than any other collab here, “cup fulla” with Wiz Khalifa slides between the club and the bedroom with an added dose of 420-friendly hedonism, though Honey Bxby’s presence benefits “flirtin & hurtin” with a rare female POV to counter Lee’s hypermasculine one.
Our Favorite Track: Of the two credited Cash Cobain team-ups, “2C” just slightly edges out “giver!” with its narcotized themes and the hook’s overt nod to Boosie Badazz’s infamous lockdown-era social media moment.
On PLEASE BEHAVE, he’s no less lascivious than on those prior releases, his songs frequently fixated on executing pleasure principles. He expresses near-surprise at the lust-driven direction his life has taken on “push your luck!” and proceeds to gas himself up for the baddest of baddies on “W2M.” Whether conjuring a Peabo Bryson classic for the insistent and accusatory “bbygirl” or doling out compliments and promises on the flirtatious “superlady! (My lil yup),” he brings along a melodic cushion to consistently soften his perpetual bluntness.
His fellow raunch ambassador Bay Swag adds to the nasty business of “EW,” while DJ Whoo Kid offers ad-lib encouragement on the effortlessly explicit “alexis.” Arguably bound to turn more heads than any other collab here, “cup fulla” with Wiz Khalifa slides between the club and the bedroom with an added dose of 420-friendly hedonism, though Honey Bxby’s presence benefits “flirtin & hurtin” with a rare female POV to counter Lee’s hypermasculine one.
Our Favorite Track: Of the two credited Cash Cobain team-ups, “2C” just slightly edges out “giver!” with its narcotized themes and the hook’s overt nod to Boosie Badazz’s infamous lockdown-era social media moment.
