Everyone’s favorite rap duo Rae Sremmurd are back at it again with their new ‘Community Dick’ anthem. The song hits different and so of course they had to pull through to Apple Music 1’s ‘The Zane Lowe Show’ to chop it up with the one and only Zane Lowe.

Rae Sremmurd’s ‘Community Dick’ is here for the taking

With the new song streaming globally, both Slim Jxmmi and Swae Lee had to dish on the song’s origins. They also talked about securing Flo Milli on the guest spot.

Check out some highlights of the duo’s conversation with Zane Lowe and what’s brewing for their much-needed fourth studio album.

Slim Jxmmi Tells Apple Music About The Origins of "Community D**k" ft. Flo Milli...
Its pretty crazy… one of our producer’s 30 Roc, his friend got this voice note, this girl left a voice note… so she was singing that song. She got real creative and sang it in that melody and he sampled it on the beat. And we was like this sound like the summer… it sound like Hot Boys, City Girls — and Flo Milli got that tone. She speaks for the females in the best way, the most fun way. She gonna present it a certain a way. So we were like we gotta send it to her and let her do her thang… we sent her the song…. she killed it the first time.

Rae Sremmurd Tells Apple Music About The Group's Forthcoming Fourth Album...
Slim Jxmmi: This one… it’s gonna stick to our format, what the fans love from us. They love heavy 808s from us. They love catchy sing along hooks from us. It’s got all that. But it's giving them something they’ve never heard too. We doing different flows, we’re doing different kinds of beats. Its 2022. We came in the game 2015. We up to date with it… it doesn’t sound like what’s going on in music… it’s coming straight left field. Features from our favorite artists… We got Gunna, Thug, on there — our boys on there — I feel like it’s just perfect timing.
Swae Lee: Now we’ve grown and we understand the music 350, we understand the lifestyle 360, everything… the ins the outs. We’ve been in it seven years. So now, we figured it out. We know our job. We know our role, we know our sound. Even thought we weren’t dropping music, we was always making music. We’ve had so many trials and errors, we’ve seen so many fan reactions and seen what works and doesn’t work. It’s time to keep on feeding the fans back to back.