Offset and JID Sample Drowning Pool on "Bodies"
Summary
Offsethas offered up his second studio single of 2025, 'Bodies,' which features fellow Georgia rapperJID. The sleek new single, which marks the pair's second sonic collaboration, comes bolstered by a sample of Drowning Pool's 2001 song of the same name.
''Bodies' is one of them ones I had to really take my time with,' Offset elaborated in an official press statement, the single arriving just a few months after its predecessor, 'TEN.'
The Migos rapper's killer new cut takes a similarly assertive tone and comes punctuated by strong percussion and backing choral vocals.
'It's about standing on who you are, coming out the mud, and being confident in the face of adversity,' Set continued on of the song's guiding mantra.
'I'm always evolving, and I don't fit in a box as an artist. I've been cooking this up for a minute and I'm just getting started. J.I.D. is my guy and had the perfect energy to match 'Bodies.' Stay tuned because we going up.'
Expect the track's music video – creative directed by Offset himself – to drop on YouTube at 3 p.m. EST.
Stream 'Bodies' on all streaming services now.
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