On Sunday, Lil Pump shares the full song to his Zaytoven collaboration that he previewed in October on Instagram.
“Designer” samples a news anchor who is reporting on the controversy surrounding his “Gucci Gang” video. A Catholic elementary school got into trouble by the Archdiocese of Los Angeles because they allowed Pump to shoot his video there without informing the Diocese. Some of the problematic imagery involved a principal getting smacked with a bag of marijuana and Pump serving students lean.
While “Designer” does sound like another anti-establishment, turn-up anthem from Lil Pump, he continues to casually use the n-word with the lines, “All these diamonds drippin’ on me, feeling like a water faucet/Broke n***as hatin’ on me/Man, the shit, need to stop it/Lil Pump, the freshest n***a coming out my city/Hit KODs and I’m blowing straight fifties.”
Lil Pump, who is of Latino descent, has not responded to his use of the n-word, but at some point he's going to have to explain why or face criticism. You can listen to the song below.
