Following the devastating news that August Alsina is suffering from an eye condition that could lead to blindness (which he's currently undergoing treatment for), a new song manages to surface called "Bigger is Better."
Assumed to be from his forthcoming sophomore album (due out later this year), the short, Greystone Park-produced song has August telling a love interest that big things come in big packages, even using a few Usher and Xscape references.
August's previous single, "Hip-Hop," is available for purchase now.
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“Bigger Is Better” by August Alsina is a provocative R&B track that explores themes of desire, confidence, and self-assurance. Alsina’s smooth and sultry vocals glide effortlessly over a seductive beat, creating an atmosphere of sensuality and allure.
The song’s lyrics celebrate the beauty of curves and the confidence that comes with embracing one’s body. Alsina’s playful wordplay and witty lines add an extra layer of charm to the track, as he praises the virtues of a woman who knows her worth.
Musically, “Bigger Is Better” is a fusion of contemporary R&B and hip-hop influences, with infectious melodies and catchy hooks that make it impossible to resist grooving along. The song’s laid-back vibe and hypnotic rhythm create a sultry ambiance that sets the mood for romance.
With its bold lyrics and infectious energy, “Bigger Is Better” is more than just a song; it’s a celebration of self-love and body positivity. August Alsina’s confident and charismatic performance makes the track a standout in his discography, leaving listeners feeling empowered and ready to embrace their own beauty and sensuality.
